SEQUIM — “It’s the music that brings us together, it’s the music that brings joy untold, those sweet melodies, those grand harmonies, light the fire that burns in my soul,” begins Clay Hine’s ode to communal singing, written in May 2020.
“It’s the music that brings us together, it’s the music that brings joy untold, those sweet melodies, those grand harmonies, light the fire that burns in my soul,” begins Clay Hine’s ode to communal singing, written in May 2020.
Jane Ritchie, left, has played Martha Washington at the Northwest Colonial Festival since 2017, and says she is the same height as the first First Lady. Last Thursday through Sunday was Jeff Dacus’ second time playing George Washington as one of the many historical re-enactors who make the festival possible. Dacus said he’s been fascinated with George Washington for a long time and in his career as a middle-school history teacher in Vancouver, Wash., had many opportunities to visit historical places and further his studies.
The Fifth Avenue senior independent living community opened up their dining room to the public and residents for a free performance of “The Magic of Rich - the CEO of Magic” last week.