A longtime newspaper tradition of asking little kids what they are thankful for just before Turkey Day inevitably results in some memorable answers. This year, 5-year-olds at the South Whidbey Children’s Center were thankful for chasing frogs, cleaning the barn, a father who catches pheasants, salad and birthday cake, among other small joys of life.
A longtime newspaper tradition of asking little kids what they are thankful for just before Turkey Day inevitably results in some memorable answers. This year, 5-year-olds at the South Whidbey Children’s Center were thankful for chasing frogs, cleaning the barn, a father who catches pheasants, salad and birthday cake, among other small joys of life.
Over the years, the Whidbey News-Times reporters, or one in particular, have delighted in covering tales of haunted houses and other ghosty places that are part of the island’s lore.
Over the years, the Whidbey News-Times reporters, or one in particular, have delighted in covering tales of haunted houses and other ghosty places that are part of the island’s lore.