Hurricanes and the gendered names debate
A columnist muses on naming hurricanes after both genders and argues that female names feel more fitting given the storms' power and unpredictability. The piece traces gendered language for ships and weather and ends with a playful jab at Venice and personal loss from storms.
Navy Seaman Earns Senior Petty Officer Rank
Navy Petty Officer First Class William Dodge, son of Venice residents, was advanced to senior petty officer on August 16. The letter from Pacific Fleet Audio Visual Command honors his increased authority and responsibility as he trains for Chief Petty Officer.
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Designing a Kitchen Extension into Dining and Lounge
A reader asks how to fit a dining nook and living area into a small kitchen extension. The answer cites Charlotte and Ving Smith's approach with a parchment white Naugahyde sofa, a low dining table for three, a small fireplace, and a raised plant edge, plus ceiling hung pots for year round greenery and easy care materials.
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