Annie Todd

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Sometimes I report on things that are dark and scary. Reporter @cascadiadaily.com. Bookworm, baker, coffee drinker. Grad: CUNY-J; UWyo

Unidentified remains — later given the moniker Skagit River Russell — were found floating outside of Mount Vernon in 1991. No one knew who he was or where he came from. Nearly 34 years later, the state is trying to identify him with the help of forensic anthropologist, Dr. Andrew Seidel.

Mount Vernon Cemetery staff prepare to cover Skagit River Russell’s grave after exhuming his remains. (Santiago Ochoa/Cascadia Daily News)

There's a lot that goes into a fish stick, from the hands, nets and pots that catch the halibut, salmon and crab. Not to mention the months spent away from family on seas that can turn friendly to dangerous within moments. Fisher poets spoke about their experiences last night.

Poets, songwriters tell tales of lives lived and lost at sea for Bellingham's SeaFeast | Cascadia Daily News

Six regional fishers share their experiences at annual Fish Tales and Ales event

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D&D is so fun. One moment your friend is entertaining the whole town with their busking like a fantasy version of Bob Dylan. The next moment you’re facing down an undead entity that’s a cross between the Bog Man and Nosferatu

I’m at #IRE25 and am already starry-eyed over multiple spreadsheets. So yeah, you could say I’m a ✨investigative journalist✨ If anyone else is here, I’d love to connect. Send me a DM or a reply!