In The Press

By Alex White, The Whidbey Examiner When Coupeville builder Ted Clifton started building homes back in the 1970s, incidents like the 1973 oil embargo had Americans realizing that energy was not unlimited. “I was thinking that we’ve got to be able to do better and it really influenced how I began to build houses,” he […]

A small house with a sloped roof, tucked near the base of one of the earth-toned striped hills that gives the Painted Hills Unit of the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument its name, is more than just a home to the park ranger. Download the Full Story (PDF)