Tag archives: Seattle

Two Gardens
By Jerry Dunn   |   February 3, 2026

Chihuly Garden and Glass: Seattle Recently I visited two gardens: In Seattle, it was one of glass, all brilliant color and eye-dazzling light. In Victoria, British Columbia, it was one of plants, whose patterns of flower and form painted the landscape like an artist’s brush. Mystics speak of a realm that lies beyond human sight, […]

Looters Attack More Than a Courthouse
By Bob Hazard   |   August 6, 2020

Many in Montecito are conflicted. The senseless killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis has jarred 100 percent of us into re-examining the fight for equal rights and justice under the law. Unfortunately, while our country attempts to come together in its search for racial justice, a highly visible minority of violent rioters and anarchists has […]