Gas prices are up, food prices are up and charitable donations are down — a problem for 21-year-old Stephanie Squires.
Craig Moore, 51, first noticed something was wrong with him back in 1990.
He was constantly exhausted and in pain. His memory repeatedly failed him.
“It was horrible. I couldn’t find words,” he said. “I started having muscle cramps. Severe muscle cramps. The kind that would make you roll on the ground.”
Event is slated for Sept. 27; proceeds benefit Special Olympics and South King Firefighters Foundation
With increased gas prices and costs of other necessities, many folks are forgoing the traditional vacation for closer locations and cheaper leisure options.
Not long ago, I watched the movie “Bucket List” with Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman, two of my favorite actors.
A former youth group member sent me information regarding the shootings in a Unitarian Universalist Church in Knoxville, Tenn., in late July.
The garden railroad in Fred Konkell’s Federal Way yard is an example of the avid hobbyist’s hard work — and a strong relationship with his grandson.
A Federal Way family living in an apartment in the 1300 block of Southwest Campus Drive was displaced from their home at about 9 a.m. Aug. 5 after a 4-year-old child appeared to have started a fire in the apartment, South King Fire and Rescue spokeswoman Kirsti Weaver said.
There is less than a month left of summer break.
Last week’s column was devoted to the beer connoisseurs of the world.
Sue Gantt of Federal Way might sew traditional quilts, but nothing about her technique is traditional.
Across the country, the familiar echo of school bells ringing mark the start of another year.
It can sometimes be hard to choose between soaking up a destination’s culture and going out to have fun.
The first weeks of July are when annual flowers like petunias, begonias and impatiens celebrate the summer and when perennial flowers that return year after year let go with a big bang of firecracker blooms. If you want to keep the floral fireworks coming, this is the week to tend to some maintenance issues.
The Federal Way School District will sponsor the Simplified Summer Food Program for Children this summer.
The secret to a lush green lawn isn’t mysterious, said 66-year-old Bob Hill.
Hill’s lawn could be the envy of his neighbors in the Twin Lakes neighborhood. He has been recognized by the homeowners association for each of the past five years for his well-kept lawn.
His secret is plenty of watering and fertilizer four times a year.
Define time.
The recent success of the 2008 movie “The Water Horse — Legend of the Deep” reinforces the fascination people have with the mystery of Nessie, the Loch Ness Monster, a shy inhabitant of a deep glacial lake in Scotland.
The Federal Way Symphony will hold its 9th annual Garden Tour from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. July 19.
