Sue Coulter is a tutor and teacher who lives in Little River. Sue also works at the Noyo Center for Marine Sciences as an Education Program Coordinator. Sue is an expert in tidepooling and an experienced bird watcher. What follows is an interview on everything you need to know about the world of tidepooling Tell […]
Humans have marked their bodies with tattoos for thousands of years. These permanent designs have served as amulets, signs of status, declarations of love, signs of religious beliefs, adornments, and even forms of punishment throughout different cultures all around the world. Tattoos have the ability to tell stories, celebrate life and memories, and link people […]
Since the early eras of our history, humans have used concrete in many different forms. It was just as useful to the ancient Romans and Egyptians as it is to us today. Over the past couple of centuries, cement has literally paved the way for our industries, our roads, and even our homes. This comes […]
If you’ve been looking for a good book to keep you occupied over spring break, look no further. I interviewed five different people to hear about what they were reading in quick, candid conversations. Their recommendations have something for everyone, from fantasy to autobiography. From Jaren: The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho Hadley: So Jaren, what […]