Date archive: February 2017
Cox claims King of the Hill honors for his 8th KSBO title
Warren Cox rolled a strike in the last frame to become the 2017 King of the Hill for the Kitsap Scratch Bowlers Organization’s 32nd annual tournament of Non-Champions/Champions sponsored by Don Holtz, ...
The “Haner Talk”: Catching up with my junior high coach after 43 years
JOE PERDUE By Joe Perdue Special to the Sports Paper PGA Professional / Owner Hidden Meadows Golf Course After ringing the doorbell, I was standing in the rain and laughing to ...
Confusing college basketball season has me befuddled who might win the NCAA championshiop
TERRY MOSHER Man, I can’t figure out this thing called men’s college basketball. It’s j just so confusing this season. I just get settled in one a team that I think ...
Shining some light on the darkness
TOM WAITS There is enough darkness descending on us with the election of the monster to the presidency, so I want today to shed some lightness on us. Back in 2005, Nick ...
The madmen in the White House are determined to destroy the old order, but what will they create?
TERRY MOSHER You know you are in trouble when you have to seriously ask yourself, “What is he up to” about your president. We are in troubled waters, I think we ...
Snow, snow go away come back a different day
TERRY MOSHER I don’t hate, but snow comes pretty close. Hate is the absent of love and I love the picture snow builds as it falls on our wonderful winter wonderland here ...
Globalization and refugee crisis has created the perfect storm for the rise of nationalism
TERRY MOSHER These are scary times for me because I know what is going on, and not just here in America, but around the world, and I believe what is happening ...
Did UCLA’a brutal smearing of the Huskies spell the end of Romar?
TERRY MOSHER MICHAEL PORTER JR. Last night’s humiliating 107-66 loss to UCLA at home should have been the final nail in the coffin of coach Lorenzo Romar. If Washington athletic director ...
The laughter is gone and the quiet is deafening with friends that are lost
TERRY MOSHER PORTVILLE, NY If you live long enough you see things you have never seen before, and if you continue to live you will find that your friends drop ...