Story by Callie White
Photos by Marcy Merrill
The Shoalwater Bay Tribe’s carving workshop looks out on Willapa Bay, a view that has not changed much in thousands of …
Review by Kellie Ann Benz
Whether we’re overdue for it is up for some debate, but we’re due for it. The big one. Yes, that big one, …
Nothing – besides a coat, long johns, a scarf and a good pair of boots – will add as much coziness as a good hat. Let’s not dispel the worth …
A glob of orange on the end of a metal rod is pushed into a furnace that blows heat into the room. The glob is removed and taken to a …
Brent and Pam Bryan grew up in Aberdeen and thought they knew every nook and cranny in the area. Three years ago they found a new one – a twoacre …
Faces peer from along the route that passes by a studio. Inside, Robin and John Gumaelius create sculptures that meld realism and fancy. A flood of soft light diffused by …
The story of civilization is written in the mud between the bay water and the plank road, and the tide was on the flood but not there …
Judith Altruda’s studio lies on a corner of a road that traces the edge of the water. From her windows, she can see the raised sand of Empire Spit, …
Dylan Tomine and his wife, Stacy, moved to Seattle in 1992, and about a year after their daughter was born, they settled on Bainbridge Island, moving there in 2004.
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The Peninsula in Photos, The Westport Maritime Museum, A Dream Washed Away, Westport’s Catch, and The Way to Roll is to Stop Once in a While.
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