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Photo by Keith Daigle
This waterfront home was designed by famed architect Paul Thiry
Special Normandy Park home-Move it or lose it
This historic Normandy Park house could be torn down within the week or so if a buyer is not found. Architect Paul Thiry designed the house.
Thiry died in 1993 at the age of 89. More ›
Des Moines Methodists trying something different on Sunday mornings
The Des Moines United Methodist Church has begun offering a new style of worship at 11:30 a.m. Sunday mornings.
The pNEWma Worship Service (pneuma is the Greek word for spirit) features a worship band, diverse musical styles, interactive events, and contemplative rituals.
This new service provides an opportunity for people who want something different from a traditional approach to worship. More › | (1 comment)
Steve Shay
Clint Kelly, a Burien resident for 18 years, plays electric and acoustic bass for Pontiac Bay, and looks forward to his participation in "The Pontiac Bay Old-Time Radio Show." Kelly also plays in the Highline Christian Church band in Burien. He prefers to play barefoot at Pontiac Bay’s rehearsal space at Magnuson Park. He explained, “It’s more comfortable practicing without shoes. At the performance, however, concert dress is required.”
Barefoot Burien bass player will wear shoes for performance
There are jazz bands. There are classical orchestras. Then there is the Seattle-based Pontiac Bay Symphony. More ›
