Dishing It Up!
by Victoria Mattson
Victoria Mattson is a local cook, confectionaire and writer. She offers healthy and nutritious recipes and food tips in each issue of North County Outlook. Phone (360) 658-9903 or e-mail victoria@northcountyoutlook.com.
Breakfast helps start the day off right
Wed, Aug 25, 2010
Oatmeal pancakes are rich in whole-grain fiber and can be made ahead of time.
The Whistling Gardener
by Steve Smith
Steve Smith is owner of Sunnyside Nursery in Marysville, located at 3915 Sunnyside Blvd., and a respected local expert on all things horticultural. You can reach Steve at 425-334-2002 or by e-mail at info@sunnysidenursery.net.
Is there a Kniphofia in your future?
Wed, Aug 25, 2010
The dramatic plants add lots of color while requiring little maintenance.
Senior Daze
by Katie Bourg
About Katie: Having arrived in time for the Great (?) Depression, WWII, and all other 20th century problems, I am endowed with long and varied memories. Writing classes have long been my home away from home. Other people's stories are fascinating, and sharing is growth at its best. Hope you seniors will join me with your stories. Try it. You'll like it.
Machines are our friends-most of the time
Wed, Aug 25, 2010
The latest technology can be a blessing or a curse.
Randall on Baseball
by Rick Randall
Rick is a Stanwood husband and father whose passions include baseball -- specifically the Mariners, but his observations and insights reach into other minor and major league clubs. You can follow Rick's daily blog for even more news!
Why firing Wakamatsu was the wrong move
Wed, Aug 25, 2010
The Mariners' manager paid for the team's dismal season.
Want to write?
Columnists for NCO sought
Our columnists add interest and unique voices to North County Outlook, and we'd like to include even more information written by local experts.
Specific topics under consideration include parenting tips, how-to articles for home repairs and maintenance, financial guidance, and employment news.
If you'd like to join our publication family, send an e-mail to Beckye Randall, or phone (360) 659-1100. Writing samples are requested.
There is no paid compensation for freelance columnists, but the joy of a byline and the opportunity to share your expertise are priceless!