Where Do You Read the Reader?

Castles in the Air

Sally Irvine, of Vancouver, Wash., reading the Reader in Salzburg, Austria in September.

WHERE DO YOU READ THE READER?

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Overseas Brats Forever Left to right: Longview residents Fax Koontz and Sue Lane-Koontz, Bill & Jan Sims and Bart & Barbara Bartlett at a recent gathering in Herndon, Virginia. The organization, which gets together annually in various U.S. locations, is for those who attended Department of Defense schools overseas while their parents served our country in the military. By coincidence, it turns out that the Bartletts’s daughter, Beth, of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, is married to former Longview resident Scott Dennis, son of Bill and Karen Dennis.

Webbed Feet

A family ducked in to pick up the latest issue of Columbia River Reader last spring from the Kelso Longview Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center in Kelso. It is unknown whether they read it or used it for nesting purposes.

Working on their tans

Dorothy Hanson, Joan Nelson and Janet Heitz, residents at Canterbury Park, Longview visiting at Canterbury Park in Surprise, Arizona, a suburb of Phoenix. The trio traveled south last winter to get some sun.

“Thank You, Ma’am”

Gavin Mills, of Castle Rock, Wash., Chris Roalsvig and Michele Waite, both of Longview, Wash., reading CRR and the local newspaper at London’s Buckingham Palace two days after Queen Elizabeth’s funeral.