78 years after his death, a U.S. Air Force officer has finally come home. The body of World War II Sgt. Alfred Turgeon was identified Jan. 13 and returned to his family in Shoreline on May 14, 2021.
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COVID-19 seems to have found its way everywhere — even to SCC’s dorms.
SCC student, dorm resident and basketball player Eric Overgaard Jr. was diagnosed with the virus in early April. On May 5,...
This sweet, tropical treat is just about the tastiest and easiest dessert one can prepare. The saying “easy as pie” comes to mind — because it doesn’t get much simpler than this.
Pineapple Pie
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Chile colorado con nopales, one of my favorite recipes, is an easy and delicious dish.
Nopal is a Spanish word meaning “cactus,” and colorado translates to “colored red.” Together, they...
“Shock Treatment” contains no shock treatment whatsoever.
What this wonderfully bizarre musical offers instead is an unconventional tale of fame, corruption and relationships. With its zany...
Spring is in the air, and so is music.
Last quarter, we crafted a hand-picked soundtrack for Winter 2021. This time, we’re back with a playlist that features a mix of nostalgic favorites and recent...
With COVID-19 vaccine eligibility expanding across the nation, the race is on to immunize 70-85% of the population. To reach this number soon, volunteers are needed — and SCC students have the chance...
Do you still need your COVID-19 vaccine? Good news: As of Thursday, all Washington state residents aged 16 and up are eligible to receive free vaccinations.
Below, we’ve listed 10 pharmacies and clinics...
Spring is the perfect time to relax.
Over the break, I had the opportunity to visit my hometown of Tucson, Arizona — although part of my vacation was interrupted by online learning and computer...
