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...that "to do" list completed.Maybe Washington Irving was not so far off when he penned the famous short story "Rip Van Winkle." Rip, whom we are told was prone to laziness and neglect of his farm, one day went out wandering in the mountains...
...that "to do" list completed.Maybe Washington Irving was not so far off when he penned the famous short story "Rip Van Winkle." Rip, whom we are told was prone to laziness and neglect of his farm, one day went out wandering in the mountains...
...plans to adjust pedestrian activity in the cruise terminal uplands staging area.Currently the crosswalk near the Archie Van Winkle memorial is the most used in the area, Uchytil said."If you went down here any time during the summer when there...
...men who laid a wreath at the Archie Van Winkle memorial near the south end of South...him, but he's their brother. Van Winkle, of Juneau, was one of more than...Reservoir during the Korean War. Van Winkle was a Marine who earned the congressional...
...the bubble right now, baybeeeee, but if he gets into the game, he could be huge. Definitely a member of my All Rip Van Winkle Team - he's a sleeper. Chuck Hagel: Sorrrrrrry, Chuckie, but you go to your left too often to win the Republican...
...about a man who inherits a magical harp from a group of fairies; and "Keel-Wee," a Korean story in the vein of Rip Van Winkle. He will also perform "Ferdinand the Bull," the famous children's story; and "Billy and Harry," a story about...
Carol Ackerson trims the yellow and blue pansies in the garden that circles the Archie Van Winkle Memorial on South Franklin Street on Monday. "We were trying to make this special for the state's 50th anniversary," said Ackerson, who works for the city's landscape division.
...partner with one or multiple entities to bring the project to fruition. Would anyone in the Legislature who didn't Rip Van Winkle through the entire process have remotely imagined that ExxonMobil, the largest holder of natural gas on the North Slope...
...raved about the profound impact of the Web. "Do you know what this means, comrade?" he asked, like some sort of Rip Van Winkle waking up in the 21st century. The Internet, he said, "has put an end to secrets. ... We are seeing a high level...
...titled "Don't Laugh...It's Not Funny." If you think of Washington Irving as a New Yorker and author of "Rip Van Winkle," you may be surprised to learn that he spent years living in a Moorish castle in Spain and later traveled throughout...