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Dining

Cooking With Campiche: One-pot chicken and cabbage

Cabbage is favored worldwide. It is cheap. Dollar for dollar, chicken thighs are also a good value. So, ... Read more

Arts

Bookmonger: The problems with border policies

Last year, international travel rebounded to nearly its pre-COVID-19, all-time high levels: some 1.4 billion people crossed a ... Read more

Coastal Life

What inspired the FisherPoets Gathering

It won’t be long until we’ve been at this 30 years. Who knows exactly how we started. There ... Read more

Coastal Life

Local crab fisherman shares life on the big water

Alone with myself on this cold frozen deck, I dream of my life. I dream of the check. ... Read more

Dining

Home Cooking Chronicles: A classic apple tart

One of my favorite bakers recently made a tarte tatin, which is a classic French dessert of caramelized ... Read more

Arts

Pen pal letters signal romance at Fort Columbia Theater

The latest play produced by the Peninsula Association of Performing Artists asks a question: Can a long-distance courtship ... Read more

Dining

New bakeshop offers homemade sourdough on Pier 11

The menu at Bluebell Bakeshop is a mix of sweet and savory, from quick grab-and-go pastries to sandwiches ... Read more

Arts

Fiber arts devotional makes its debut

OCEAN PARK — Ruth and Gregory Zschomler of Ocean Park will launch their latest book, “Knit Together in ... Read more

Arts

Bookmonger: A good pick for Black History Month

It takes more than commemorative months to celebrate any of the various, complex cultures that imbue American society ... Read more

Dining

A celebration of Oregon truffles makes its debut in Astoria

There are many mysteries in our Northwest forests, but do you know what might be hiding under our ... Read more

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