Posts Tagged Seattle Times
Whether it's for the now almost common sight of a bald eagle in Seattle or a Web site advocating planting native species in the backyard, Northwesterners are beholding to Lorrie Otto, now a 90-year-old Bellingham woman, whose name is no longer familiar in environmental circles, but who was at the heart of the fight against DDT.
If you want meatballs for dinner at the A16 restaurant in San Francisco Monday is the only night you can get them despite a big demand the other nights of the week.
A refrigerator thermometer will be one of the best purchases you every make. It will tell you exactly what the temperature in your refrigerator is and if it maintains a temperature under 40 degrees which is important to safe food storage.
Lorene Edwards Forkner of West Seattle has started turning over her flower garden to vegetables, growing enough food to eat fresh and to freeze and can for fall and winter. She started with easy crops like chard and beans, but also planted blueberries, which provide not only fruit but attractive shrubbery for interest in the garden.