The Mountain News – WA- DB Cooper Conference a success as media coverage swirls over new allegations and findings
- Chaos and anger envelop CooperCon 24 as Eric Ulis struggles to settle past debts
- President Biden ends his 2024 candidacy
- Revisiting the Aliens – Seeking direct contact with Extra-Terrestrials
- Sex with Aliens – Engaging the nitty-gritty of the Unknown
- Becoming God-Realized – Stories from my Journey
- CooperCon 23 delivers new information and good times to DB Cooper World
- Growing Up Wauwepex – a personal account of a sacred scout camp
- Wauwepex Revisited – An old camp staffer returns after 50 years
- DB Cooper – An Interview with former case agent, Larry Carr
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Category Archives: Culture
DB Cooper – Marla Cooper says FBI case agent “convinced” her uncle is skyjacker; claims FBI will close case shortly
by Bruce A. Smith In earth-shaking developments, Marla Cooper, the young woman from Oklahoma who has claimed her uncle, Lynn Doyle Cooper was the infamous skyjacker DB Cooper, announced Thursday evening that the FBI’s Cooper case agent, Curtis Eng, had … Continue reading
Posted in Cops and courts, Culture, DB Cooper
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Light and Divine Presence in the photography of Gary McCutcheon
by Judy Spiers Gary McCutcheon is a professional photographer and instructor, featured in the recent Open Studio Tour, and I traveled to his workshop in downtown Puyallup to learn more about how he started, what inspires him, and to get … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Graham News, Judy Spiers, Remarkable men and women
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Wood stove and fireplace restrictions announced due to air quality concerns – indoor burn ban effective immediately
by Bruce A. Smith An air quality burn ban has been announced for Pierce County by the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency (PSCAA), officials announced today. The ban is effective immediately and forbids the use of open fireplaces or uncertified … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Environment, Nature
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DB Cooper Symposium delivers solid information and analysis
by Bruce A. Smith The first annual gathering of DB Cooper sleuths took place over the weekend at the Hilton Hotel in Portland, Oregon, and participants were engulfed with the enthusiasm generated in the case by the 40th Anniversary of … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, DB Cooper, Events, South Hill
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Tari Parker’s Column: An Airport Adventure
~ Technology eludes me. I have a generator and a shortwave radio, a video camera, and a cell phone – none of which I know how to operate.
Posted in Culture, Spirituality, Tari Parker
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DB Cooper – 40th Anniversary celebrations include first-ever professional symposium on America’s only unsolved skyjacking
Editor’s Note: The following press release from author Geoffrey Gray heralds the first-ever professional gathering that will examine the DB Cooper case – the only unsolved skyjacking in the history of the United States.
Posted in Culture, DB Cooper, Events
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After the Occupation, what? – A road map for change
An Op-Ed piece by Bruce A. Smith Although the Occupy Tacoma protesters are currently ensconced in their encampments, the critical question remains: When they decide to move, in what direction should they go? How can we actually create the change … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Culture, Events, Politics
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The Occupy Tacoma encampment grows: Update, November 20, 2011
by Bruce A. Smith Despite five weeks of rain and fog and the deepening cold of winter, the Occupy Tacoma encampment in a small downtown park on Pacific Avenue has expanded to now include at least thirty tents and up … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Events, Politics
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Report from Ashford: The Upper Nisqually Community Forum
~ From: Sarah Scott, UNCF Chair Thanks to all of you who attended the Upper Nisqually Community Forum at the Nisqually Lodge conference center, in Ashford, at 7 pm on Nov. 16. We had a good turnout and agreed to meet … Continue reading
Posted in Ashford, Culture, Environment, Mount Rainier, Nature, Politics
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Judy’s Column: Prosperity and Thanksgiving
By Judy Spiers I used to believe that good news and events, or even gifts, were what made me happy. The trouble is that when these were gone so was my happiness. Expectations based in materialism can be fleeting because … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Judy Spiers, Spirituality
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