Remembering Scott Gallacher: ‘He Did So Much More for the Community’
Father, husband, coach and a driving force behind the enduring success of Key Pen Parks is gone.
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June 2020
The many ways of distancing, mourning the loss of our dear friends, and more.
PENINSULA VIEWS
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Here’s What I Think About That
May 29, 2020 One of the most fulfilling aspects of belonging to a community is the discovery that even while we are physically distanced, we remain bound by our shared experience. Lisa Bryan Read more |
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Another Last Word
May 29, 2020 Journal of the plague year: Part II. Ted Olinger Read more |
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Devil’s Head Diary
May 29, 2020 Socially distant amusements. Carolyn Wiley Read more |
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Rising Tides
May 29, 2020 In these uncertain times. Caleb Galbreath Read more |
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Stepping Back
May 29, 2020 The spirit of pestilence. Lynn Larson Read more |
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Writing by Faith
May 29, 2020 What I know to be true. Dan Whitmarsh Read more |
OBITUARIES
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Scott Allen Gallacher Scott Allen Gallacher died unexpectedly April 30. He was 49 years old. Read more |
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James Bernard Jensen James Bernard Jensen died at his home on the hill in Lakebay on April 24. Read more |
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Letters to the editor
May 1, 2020 Hope Recovery Center should move on. Read more |
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Letters to the editor
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