Edition Date: December 12, 2005  

 

Home
Local
Sports
Schools
Obituaries
Crime Watch

 
 
 
  Browse The Archives
Search The Archives
 

 
 
 

 Commentary
 

Letters To The Editor
Submit A Letter

 

 Community
 

Home & Garden
Entertainment
Wine Events
Features
Events
Links

 

 Woodinville.com
   

 About Us
 

Advertising Rates
Downloadable Forms
Job Opportunities

 
 
 
 

13342 NE 175th St.
P.O. Box 587
Woodinville, WA 98072

Ph: 425-483-0606
Fax: 425-486-7593

Contact Form

 
 
 
 

Hours: Mon-Fri 8:00am-5:00pm

 

Staff photo/Ian Gleadle
When John asked Debbie what she wanted for her birthday, she said, “How about a mural?”

Birthday wall tells personal story

by Bronwyn Wilson
Senior Staff Writer


From their formal dining room, Woodinville residents John and Debbie Gillis enjoy a sprawling view.

Colonial homes and a lighthouse dot a distant island, slender trees with crowning foliage illuminate light and shadow, red flags flutter from sailing ships and Cormorants glide in the breeze. But they don’t gaze at the panorama from a picture window each time they sit down to dinner. They don’t need to. Their 5’-foot by 10-foot mural provides the sweeping vista of a seaside community typical of Maine in the early to mid 1800s.

Full story


Click on the photo above to enlarge.

Liere knows enough to give a hand


When Carnation resident Hubertus Liere reads about victims of Hurricane Katrina, he remembers what it was like surviving World War II in France ...

Full story


Click on the photo above to enlarge.

There's a whole lot of shakin' going on


There’s a whole lot of shakin’ going on over at McMurtrey’s Red-Wood Christmas Tree Farm on Redmond-Woodinville Road. Yep, Christmas ...

Full story


Click on the photo above to enlarge.

Hopelink’s cupboards looking bare


Planning a festive feast for Christmas Day? Maybe you’ll have an herb roasted turkey with clouds of mashed potatoes and rivers of gravy. Or possibly ...

Full story


Click on the photo above to enlarge.

Christmas in the Country


“Christmas in the Country” was celebrated Dec. 2 in Duvall with a tree-lighting ceremony, caroling, pictures, cookies and hot chocolate. Santa Claus was there,

Full story


  

1976-2007 EdPrint, Inc.. All rights reserved. Terms of Use | Privacy Statement | Archives
Articles may be reproduced, provided NWNews.com is cited as the source.