Norman Rockwell's paintings of life, family, fantastic and everyday Americana came to life Saturday at Sumner's annual Hometown Holiday. Actors affiliated with Act 1 Theatre Productions (formerly Ascension Theatre Productions) portrayed the once frequent Saturday Evening Post contributor's subjects in various windows on the historic downtown stretch. Individual stores offered specials for customers, ranging from sales to gifts to vendor presentations.
Norman Rockwell’s paintings of life, family, fantastic and everyday Americana came to life Saturday at Sumner’s annual Hometown Holiday. Actors affiliated with Act 1 Theatre Productions (formerly Ascension Theatre Productions) portrayed the once frequent Saturday Evening Post contributor’s subjects in various windows on the historic downtown stretch.
Individual stores offered specials for customers, ranging from sales to gifts to vendor presentations.
It was the nonprofit’s first ever gala fundraiser.
The Zoom bombing lasted 13 minutes, and was cut off when an individual attempted to show a lewd image.
A search for Karen Jackmin of University Place began May 19 when she failed to report in after a ski trip.
