Metro and the City of Burien are working together on an alternative service to replace the parts of Route 139 that were used the most. We’re considering two possible routes for the shuttle. Both would serve Seahurst, downtown Burien and the…MORE
Features
World record holder for rowing speaks at Evergreen High
Mon, 01/26/15
By Tim Clifford
When asked what her favorite aspect of the Pacific Northwest is world record holder Katie Spotz gave a unique answer.
“I don’t know if I’m supposed to say this or not but I feel like your air tastes so good here,…MORE
The Museum of Flight Participating in Seattle's Feb. Museum Month
Mon, 01/26/15
SEATTLE, Jan. 22, 2014--Travelers staying in a participating downtown Seattle hotel during the month of February can enjoy half-off admission to The Museum of Flight. The famous aviation and space museum is one of more than 40 museums and…MORE
Pat's View: “Night Visitors”
Mon, 01/26/15
by Pat Cashman
Some years ago, the doorbell rang. It was nighttime, so I did a quick glance at the calendar to make sure it wasn’t Halloween. It wasn’t.
At the door, were two girls in their late teens. “What can I do for you…MORE
North Seattleites racing to Alaska
Sat, 01/24/15
A new boat race is being compared to the Iditarod and is bringing boat designers and competitors out from the woodwork for a chance to show off their skills and endurance.
The Race to Alaska is a 750-mile motorless boat race from Port…MORE
Amy Herzog’s 4000 Miles premieres in the Northwest at ArtsWest theatre
Fri, 01/23/15
By Amanda Knox
The modern, character-driven 4000 Miles by the young playwright Amy Herzog is artistic director Mathew Wright’s latest contribution to the ArtsWest stage. It stands out as a change in direction from the musicals of 2014's…MORE
At Large in Ballard: Par for January
Tue, 01/20/15
By Peggy Sturdivant
“Why didn’t you have a column last week?” a friend asked.
“Because I was in a funk,” I answered. She nodded, seemingly satisfied with my answer.
Here’s a problem though. My column deadline is always…MORE
You Are What You Eat: Healthy game day snacks for the 12th Man
Mon, 01/19/15
By Katy Wilkens, MS, RD Nutrition and fitness manager, Northwest Kidney Centers
After Thanksgiving, the second biggest eating holiday is Super Bowl Sunday. Most game day snacks served to guests in front of the TV are loaded with sodium.…MORE
When Alki Beach opened in 1911, was it as progressive as New York?
Mon, 01/19/15
By Rob Ketcherside There's a story waiting to be told here, about racism. Alki Beach opened on July 4th, 1911. You probably know that Alki means "by and by" or "before long", and that Seattle's first name was New York Alki. The first ship of…MORE
Former Beaver jumpstarts youth basketball
Fri, 01/16/15
Former captain of the Ballard High School Basketball team, Brad Baker, is jumpstarting youth basketball in North Seattle by being head coach of the new Ballard Youth Basketball program.
BYB aims to bring together players in seventh…MORE
