by Tim Robinson Walt Blair has Albert Einstein hair and a bristling intellectual curiosity. He would like to get an audience with Jeff Bezos or Elon Musk, in Seattle to talk about space travel. For credibility Walt has rubbed working shoulders…MORE
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Artists tell their stories through clay at Burien Arts Gallery’s January exhibit
Tue, 01/12/16
Talk to the artists on Friday evening, Jan. 8 who are revealing their stories through ceramics during Burien Arts Gallery’s January exhibit.
The Opening Reception for the artists from the Washington Clay Arts Association is on Friday, 5-8…MORE
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Mon, 01/11/16
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MOREAmanda's View: Not in and of oneself indecent
Mon, 01/11/16
By Amanda Knox
Soaking for several hours with eight other naked women in a hot tub, in an open room in the spa with three other similarly packed tubs, I pondered two things: tattoos (because there were a smattering of those to appreciate…MORE
Pat's View: The Scream
Mon, 01/11/16
By Pat Cashman
“We mustn’t scream at each other, the walls in this house have ears.” ---Tennessee Williams in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
“If there is one sound that follows the march of humanity, it is the scream.” ---David Gemmell “…MORE
Pat's View: The Scream
Mon, 01/11/16
By Pat Cashman
“We mustn’t scream at each other, the walls in this house have ears.” ---Tennessee Williams in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
“If there is one sound that follows the march of humanity, it is the scream…MORE
Area resident critical of Schmitz Preserve Park improvements
Wed, 01/06/16
By Lindsay Peyton
Ken Shaw calls it “an act of vandalism” – the city’s addition of rock to trails at Schmitz Preserve Park, located at 5551 SW Admiral Way, just down the street from his house.
“It’s the wildest landscape in the city…MORE
Amanda's View: Something old, something new: the gifts we give ourselves
Wed, 01/06/16
By Amanda Knox
I love the end of the year, if simply because there are enough holidays crammed together that many relatives and friends who are spread far and wide actually have the time off to travel and visit home. One such friend, a…MORE
At Large In Ballard: Follow the Leader
Wed, 01/06/16
By Peggy Sturdivant The day after Christmas I was in the Golden Gardens parking lot at 8:10 a.m. (late) holding my yogurt granola and an Americano. The sky was pink, hinting at the presence of a sun after the month’s record-breaking rain.
…MOREJeanne Kohl-Welles looks back at her life in politics (so far)
Wed, 01/06/16
By Jeanne Kohl-Welles
By the time you read this, I already will have resigned from the state Senate and taken office as an elected member of the King County Council for District 4, succeeding my dear friend, Council Chair Larry Phillips,…MORE
