That spirit got the Skykomish school superintendent's house painted last month and has led to plans for a new community center, as reliant on willing hands and generous checkbooks as on tax dollars. One former weekender is Frank Sarno, who bought a cabin in Baring in 1970, and, after 20 years in the Seattle school system, wound up being the Skykomish school superintendent from 1981 to 1987. The people here are really sincere. They enjoy life.
Life is much slower.
It might not be ideal for everyone. Fabulous big city stuff. Free Loan apps.