Some virtual events continue this week
Jewelry made from sand, silt; swatches made from Alaska plant dyes are some of the art shown.
Online talks include presentations on blood-draw results
It’s probably only a coincidence that Dias de los Muertos, the Days of the Dead, ended on Monday, Nov. 2, the night before Election Day.… Continue reading
Homer happenings from years past
If a shrub is in the wrong place, don’t be afraid to move it
Postcards evolved from simple cards to full-color images
Your experience might differ, but for the past month the Betster’s mailbox has been blowing up with fliers for political candidates and ballot measures. Out… Continue reading
Homer happenings from years past
‘Shifting Tides’ quilt show explores theme of Pacific Ocean connection
I asked my grandma if she had her mother’s snickerdoodle recipe.
Representative democracy isn’t pretty, Betster persons. What with a contentious campaign, a diverse slate of candidates and allegations of speciesism, the vote for president could… Continue reading
Homer happenings from years past
Actors perform short skits along the forest path
The fall won’t last forever so don’t get complacent in the garden
The Betster shares your denial. The Betster wants to believe in the warmth of mid-day in October and not the chill of the morning. The… Continue reading
Homer happenings from years past
‘Behind the Mask - Our Stories’ invites people to share experiences
Winter is a great time to break out the ice cream machine
We’re in a lull between seasons right now. Bright sunny days with not a whisper of termination dust on the mountains? Vegetation still green and… Continue reading