SOME BAD BOUNCES HAVEN'T DAUNTED SONICS COACH BERNIE BICKERSTAFF By GLENN NELSON April 24, 1988 Publication: PACIFIC MAGAZINE, THE SEATTLE TIMES Page: 16 Word Count: 4287 Benham, Ky., is a company town fast losing its company. An economically battered and slowly vanishing coal-mining community nestled in the Appalachians, it offers few inducements to visitors. The …
IT’S ALMOST `GRIFFEY TIME’
By GLENN NELSON June 12, 1988 Publication: THE SEATTLE TIMES Page: C1 Word Count: 2252 SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. - It is the bottom of the first in Spirit Land, a.k.a. Fiscalini Field, home of the Class A San Bernardino Spirit. Outfielder Jose Tartabull, younger brother of former Seattle Mariner Danny, is dancing off first base …
In Bob Kloppenbug I Trusted
Bob Kloppenburg isn’t truly gone because his words and ideas continue to percolate in my head like balls in a bingo cage.
I Admit: I’m a Photographer
My first time as a photographer “in the field” is stored in a place in my memory banks reserved for other indelible firsts—kiss, published story, time I set my eyes upon my daughters. I remember slogging along in a flooded farm field with a small group led by Paul Bannick, the renowned owl expert and …
The Buzz: Glenn Nelson 