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September brings the beginning of a new school year and the approaching end of summer in the sun. Don’t let hectic schedules and summer’s fade get you down; this warm Apple Crumble is perfect to put a smile back on your loved ones’ … read more
Back to school can be both an exciting and chaotic time for families. The kiddos are looking forward to meeting their teachers, reconnecting with classmates and friends and participating in fall sports and activities and are possibly also a bit anxious about the … read more
Florals are a feast for the eyes, brightening up your day instantly. However, they can also be a feast for your body as well. The health benefits of edible flowers deserve so much more recognition. It’s nature’s gift, and it’s essential to take … read more
Welcome spring and create continuous color for several months with a collection of spring-flowering bulbs. After planting in the fall, you’ll enjoy an array of flower colors that combine nicely with other spring-flowering trees, shrubs and flowers. Start the season with early-blooming snowdrops. … read more
The main course at family dinners may be the main event, but that doesn’t mean you should have to settle for bland, boring sides. Fret not — there is a better way to pair favorite proteins with tasty potatoes. Try these Parmesan Potato … read more
Get ready to shake, rattle and roll for Elvis on the Bay at Liberty Shores Senior Living in Poulsbo from noon to 3 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 29. Enjoy a timeless tribute to Elvis, performed by Robbie Dee. He has been sharing his … read more
Those first school bells may be ringing soon, but they don’t have to signal the end of grilling season. This Blackened Spatchcock Chicken keeps the meat moist, tender and tasty with crispy skin and a spicy seasoning to keep your summer spirit alive. … read more
Hotter and drier weather in the Pacific Northwest this summer could set the stage for a long and intense summer wildfire season, according to the Washington State Department of Health. More wildfires create the potential for more smoke to drift into our region, increasing … read more
Begin building tiny, healthier practices into routines you already have to help make it easier to establish habits you can stick to. This concept is called “habit stacking,” and it can help you improve habits from morning to night. Consider those busy mornings … read more