Rodika Tollefson

An award-winning writer who lives on the Key Peninsula with her husband and three sons. She is a contributing editor and blog manager for WSHG, and also writes for several local publications and produces videos. Her work has been published in regional and national publications; she also writes for companies and organizations. She holds a bachelor’s degree in journalism from the University of Alaska Anchorage, where she received the Outstanding Journalism Graduate of the Year award; she is also a graduate from the University of Washington’s Master of Communications in Digital Media program. (See WSH&G Contributed Videos)

Articles & Blog Posts

• Article: From The Ashes — House Fire Gives Dreams A Clean Slate
  (September 29, 2013) in The Home
• Article: Designer Alinda Morris
  (August 11, 2013) in People & Places
• Article: Elegantly Yours
  (July 1, 2013) in People & Places
• Article: Blast from the Past — Gig Harbor’s Net Sheds Harken Back to Yesteryear
  (May 29, 2013) in People & Places
• Article: Music from the Heart — Luthier’s Ukuleles Built with Tradition
  (March 27, 2013) in Featured & Food & Entertainment & People & Places
• Article: Kingston — A Visit to ‘The Little City by the Sea’
  (June 4, 2012) in People & Places
• Article: Designer and Artist Terry Logan — Fascination of Good Design Creates a Variety of Interests
  (July 8, 2010) in People & Places
• Article: When Art Meets Engineering Ingenuity — The Beautiful Metal Renditions of Tom Carmichael
  (January 14, 2010) in People & Places
• Article: Music for the Soul — The Many Moods of Jon Rose
  (January 5, 2009) in People & Places
• Article: Debbie Macomber — Knitting Hope And Dreams
  (December 10, 2007) in People & Places
• Article: Farm Kitchen and Guest House — Celebrating Good Food, Making Lasting Memories
  (December 3, 2007) in Food & Entertainment
• Article: Painting with Yarns — Tapestry Artists Give Life to Ancient Art
  (December 2, 2007) in People & Places
• Article: Rosedale Gardens — A Destination Nursery
  (December 1, 2006) in The Garden
• Article: Perk Up Your Attitude — Shade Grown, Organic Coffee Gives New Meaning to ‘Feeling Good’
  (November 25, 2006) in People & Places