Geographic center:In Chelan Co., 10 mi. WSW of Wenatchee Number of counties:39 Largest county by population and area:King, 2,252,782 (2020); Okanogan, 5,268 sq mi. State forests:6 State parks/recreation areas:186 Seeadditional census data ...
7 . Wenatchee "Situated in a fertile valley in Central Washington at the confluence of the Wenatchee and Columbia Rivers, Wenatchee is the second most populous city in the central part of the state and serves as the Chelan County seat. To the south and west, mountains provide a dramatic ...
The Windmill, Wenatchee A classic Wenatchee steakhouse with "hand-cut grain fed steaks" that's been open since 1931. One reviewer states, "I wholeheartedly recommend the Windmill to anyone in search of an authentic steak experience. Whether you're planning a romantic date night or simply in t...
Where White did procure his cocktails is revealed later in “Notes” — he tells us of an encounter with a night-club host while out walking with his wife,Katharine White, and toddlerJoel. SOMETIMES E.B. JOINED THEM…Katharine Whitetaking babyJoelfor a stroll with the White’s beloved Scot...
7 . Wenatchee "Situated in a fertile valley in Central Washington at the confluence of the Wenatchee and Columbia Rivers, Wenatchee is the second most populous city in the central part of the state and serves as the Chelan County seat. To the south and west, mountains provide a dramatic bac...
Forest health assessment for the Okanagan and Wenatchee national forests. United States Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Region. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). 2012. Revised air quality standards for particle pollution and updates to the air quality index (AQI...
“holiday” declared byPresident Franklin D. Rooseveltin an effort to stabilize America’s banking system and rebuild public confidence. This led to the Glass-Steagall Act, signed three months later by FDR. Some observations in “Notes and Comment” byE.B. White, with the usual great spot ...
1934 issue ofTimemagazine for his work as president of the New York Stock Exchange. At left, Whitney in 1937. He was sentenced to five to ten years for embezzlement, but was released early from Sing Sing for good behavior. He went on to a simpler life, managing a dairy farm and then...
Returning to the Nov. 24 issue,Alberta Williamspenned a lengthy “A Reporter at Large” column, titled “White-Collar Neighbors,” about the new Knickerbocker Village development in the Lower East Side. Real estate developerFred Frenchrazed roughly one hundred buildings to build what has since bee...
…Gardner Reaoffered up some subtle irony on the farm… …and we close withJames Thurber, in a poetic moment… Next Time:A Light in Darkness… It’s hard to believe in this day and age that a theoretical physicist could enjoy rock star status, but thenAlbert Einsteinwasn’t your everyda...