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  • 4-H Robotics team competing at FIRST Lego finals in Spokane

    Michele Smith, The Times|Jan 10, 2019

    DAYTON – In January, the Space Gatos, Columbia County's 4-H Robotics and FIRST Lego League Team, advance to the State Finals in Spokane, after winning the Community Connection Award at FIRST Lego Regionals in Pasco. Their coach, Jeanne Walter, said this is the third year the robotics team has advanced to the final competition. They are one of only six teams out of a field of 28 to do so. Teams compete in Robot Design, Project Presentation and Core Values, and Robot Mission Games. This team h...

  • TVAC Presents Nana's Naughty Knickers

    Michele Smith, The Times|Jan 10, 2019

    DAYTON-If you think Victoria has a secret, wait until you meet Sylvia Charles in the Touchet Valley Art Council production of Nana's Naughty Knickers. This fast-paced romp, co-directed by Leah Stockton and Bev Startin, is a story about a twenty- something girl, named Bridget Charles, who comes to stay with her grandmother in New York City for the summer and discovers that her Nana, Sylvia Charles, is running an illegal boutique out of her apartment. Apparently, Nana is selling handmade naughty...

  • Entertainment Tidbits

    The Times|Jan 10, 2019

    On December 28, Netflix Tweeted that over 45 million Netflix accounts (45,037,125 to be exact) had already tuned in to watch Bird Box, the latest Netflix original movie starring Sandra Bullock. That's more than one-third of the 130 million worldwide Netflix account holders. In 1998, the Copyright Term Extension Act (AKA The Mickey Mouse Protection Act) extended copyright protections by 20 years (from 75 years to 95 years), meaning no new works have entered the public domain for the past 20...

  • Free Family Concert & Foodraiser

    The Times|Jan 10, 2019

    WALLA WALLA - Join the Walla Walla Symphony on Sun., Jan 27 at 3 p.m. at Cordiner Hall for a free, family-friendly concert! “The Orchestra Swings” explores the elements that contribute to that magical moment when the orchestra starts to swing. Admission is free with the donation of a non-perishable food item! A free Instrument Petting Zoo begins at 2p.m. and gives kids the chance to explore the instruments of the orchestra...

  • Talk about Art . . .

    Carolyn Henderson, The Times|Jan 10, 2019

    All day, every day, we use things. While this sounds ridiculously simple, think about it: when you make a tuna fish sandwich, you grab the can opener, scoop tuna into a bowl with a spoon, stir in mayonnaise, spread the filling on with a knife, and cut the final product in half on a cutting board. When any of the elements you use – spoon, knife, bowl, cutting board – is beyond boring and ordinary, it adds a jolt of beauty to the experience. "There is a satisfaction that comes with a com...

  • Teeny McMunn: My Recipe Box

    Teeny McMunn, The Times|Jan 10, 2019

    I really like gingerbread, molasses cookies, gingerbread cookies cut like little people, and my newest addition, which I can't believe I've reached my age and never had it before, cornbread with molasses. What a treat; but if you haven't bought molasses for a while, be prepared for a sticker shock. I'm out of molasses so I didn't get this made, but will soon. For me, it doesn't need any frosting or Cool Whip. This is a recipe I often go to when I want to make gingerbread. I am looking for any Super Bowl recipes that are especially brought out...

  • Rental Movie Review: Hunt for the Wilderpeople

    Dena Martin, The Times|Jan 10, 2019

    One of the perks of having your older kids home for the holidays, at least around my place, is the ongoing discussion of which movies are worth seeing. Preferred genres and styles run the gamut among myself and my offspring so it’s fun to find a flick that makes everyone’s “like” list. My nineteen-year-old recently recommended Hunt for the Wilderpeople that I felt deserving of review. A bit of research reveals that it premiered at the 2016 Sundance Film Festival and was shown throughout New Zea...