By Pat Cashman
Small towns come in all sizes: Teeny to teeny-weeny; bitty to itty-bitty; eentsy-weentsy to itsy-witsy. The one I grew up in was more on the dinky side---and while it gained some population through the years, it never…MORE
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Mon, 05/25/15
By Pat Cashman
Small towns come in all sizes: Teeny to teeny-weeny; bitty to itty-bitty; eentsy-weentsy to itsy-witsy. The one I grew up in was more on the dinky side---and while it gained some population through the years, it never…MORE
Fri, 05/22/15
By Gwen Davis
It was uncovered recently that Peter Petrasek and his wife Joan, West Seattle residents, willed their estate to “the United States of America.” In their wills, a cashier’s check for $847,215.57 was made out to the Department…MORE
Fri, 05/15/15
By Kyra-lin Hom
In my graduate degree program, I've been studying topics like national, domestic and homeland security – you know, light reading. So far the only truth that holds across all of these fields is that the nuances are complex,…MORE
Fri, 05/15/15
By Amanda Knox
West Seattlite Wonder Russell's new short film See You On the Other Side is about a depressed, reclusive, recently-widowed young woman who attempts to bring her dead husband back to this side of life by any means necessary…MORE
Wed, 05/13/15
By Georgie Bright Kunkel
It would be exciting to obtain a time machine and set it to ages past in order to observe the dating rituals from time immemorial. Then I got to thinking, maybe there was a time when there was no dating. Maybe…MORE
Tue, 05/12/15
Ballard imbibers can be elated to hear a new brewery has opened in the so-called “Seattle Beer District” in Ballard.
Lucky Envelope Brewing at 907 NW 50th St. opened its doors and its taps last Thursday, May 7. Owners/brewers, Barry Chan…MORE
Tue, 05/12/15
By Katy Wilkens, MS, RD Nutrition and fitness manager, Northwest Kidney Centers
Green shoots are poking up where my chives grow. I am giving them a “haircut” almost every night and adding their sweet, green, clean, onion flavor to soups,…MORE
Tue, 05/12/15
Free ORCA LIFT cards are available for eligible residents of South King County through Multi-Service Center (MSC). ORCA LIFT allows for reduced fares on Metro buses, ST Link Light Rail, Seattle Streetcar, King County Water Taxi, and Kitsap…MORE
Tue, 05/12/15
Students at Highline College will be hosting a bake sale to raise money for the Genesis Project, a local non-profit organization that helps female sex trafficking victims out of the life. All proceeds will go to the organization.
Change…MORE
Tue, 05/12/15
Who: Master Builders Association, Johnson Braund, Inc. and volunteers to build a free ramp that will give 73-year-old Harris Masih more mobility at his home in SeaTac.
What: Harris suffers from a neurological disease that leaves him…MORE