German composer Richard Strauss once boasted that he could distinguish musically between a spoon and a fork.
Rain or shine, Karen Nakata, Seafood manager at Town and Country, takes her daily two-mile walk during her lunch hour. According to the National Weather Service, local flood watches remain in effect throughout Kitsap County and much of Western Washington this weekend. Bainbridge is expected to receive multiple inches of rain in the first significant downpour of fall.
“Anyone who tells you these things are big and luxurious is just fibbing,” cracks Annie Riggs-Bacon as she inventories emergency medical supplies just prior to departing on an 18-minute flight to Wenatchee in a Learjet 35A just barely big enough to accomodate five people — one of whom will be strapped down to a gurney.
Clinical nutritionist and author Kathryn Parslow has been studying and working with thousands of patients in the field of nutrition for more than a quarter century.
THE SIDNEY GALLERY: Will feature artwork from Belfair artist Louise Cothary Nov. 5-21 with a reception slated for 1-4 p.m. Nov. 9 at the gallery, 202 Sidney Ave. in Port Orchard. Info: www.sidneymuseumandarts.com or call (360) 876-3693.
Searching for chantrelles, and the meaning of democracy, in the woods of North Kitsap with John and Dorian from Mor Mor Bistro.
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Kitsap Regional Library teams up with the Kingston Art Gallery to showcase great American masterpieces with current KAG artists Nov. 8-9.
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Boo! Here’s a rundown of events around the island through Halloween:
Spiders: Learn about spiders with Richard Brown, local spider enthusiast, at 2 p.m. Oct. 30 at KiDiMu. Brown will share his collection of spiders along with fascinating facts and tidbits about these sometimes creepy, sometimes misunderstood, always amazing creatures. Free with admission or KiDiMu membership. Information: 855-4650.