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Ten strangers row together on longboat in Port Townsend

You, too, can row a boat like the one Capt. Vancouver employed to explore the Puget Sound in 1792.

Flowers for Tokitae: Remembering Puget Sound’s captured orcas

Activists vow to bring the last surviving killer whale of the Southern Resident captures home.

Evergreen State Fair: 5 things to know before you go

Some ideas to save money, give back and get to and around the fair.

The moon is visible in the background as a multitude of migratory Vaux’s swifts flock to roost for the night inside a brick chimney at Chapman Elementary School in Portland, Oregon, on Sept. 13, 2016. (Don Ryan/AP file)
You can watch thousands of Vaux’s swifts funnel into a chimney

On Sept. 8, hang out at the Frank Wagner Center in Monroe to see the migrating birds dive right in.

She found the courage to travel the world alone, and so can you.

Terry Woods, 75, wrote a memoir about her travels around Europe as a single woman.

Nissan Armada lives up to its name in power, presence, size

The full-size, eight-passenger SUV has a new Platinum Reserve model for 2018.

Mom is trapped in house with kids this summer due to smoke

It’s 85 degrees inside and they don’t have air conditioning. So she sits still and drinks water.

Irish cuisine: Much more than just potatoes

Long gone are the days where Irish food was something you ate to survive rather than to savor.

Lindsey T.H. Jackson, right, and her children, Cohen, 6, left, and Taylor, 4, center, pose for pictures in front of the butterfly wing art installation in Langley. (Olivia Vanni / The Herald)
Mural whodunit: Langley mayor points the finger at fairies

Butterfly wing art that mysteriously appeared is a social media magnet in a busy tourist town.

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