By Chef Jeremy McLachlan
You may consider yourself an upstanding citizen, but like the rest of us, I know that you have probably picked blackberries from somebody's else's land! Whether you are walking through your favorite park, jumping…MORE
Features
Berry Juicy News!
Sat, 08/02/14
By Kathryn Kingen
Juicy, local berries are sensational performers this time of year, putting on quite a colorful show. But what publicity hounds blackberries are! It's not enough that they are the big attention-getters in the season's…MORE
The Last Free Thing on This Planet: Wild Berries!!!
Sat, 08/02/14
By Chef Jeremy McLachlan
You may consider yourself an upstanding citizen, but like the rest of us, I know that you have probably picked blackberries from somebody's else's land! Whether you are walking through your favorite park, jumping…MORE
Berry Juicy News
Sat, 08/02/14
By Kathryn Kingen
Juicy, local berries are sensational performers this time of year, putting on quite a colorful show. But what publicity hounds blackberries are! It's not enough that they are the big attention-getters in the season's…MORE
Seattle Chinese Garden Kite Festival Saturday takes flight August 9,
Fri, 08/01/14
Come fly a kite at the Garden’s ridge-top site! Bring your own or buy one at the festival for a fun afternoon with family or friends. Activities for all ages include kite flying demonstrations, displays, and kite painting. Put your own creative…MORE
Taxi industry turns to South Seattle College to get drivers hospitality training
Fri, 08/01/14
information from South Seattle College
A fleet of hundreds of Yellow Cab drivers in Seattle knew they needed to improve their customer service to compete with an increasingly crowded ride service industry in the Puget Sound. Out of all…MORE
Danny Vernon's Illusion of Elvis leads of Summer Concerts at The Mount Aug. 1
Wed, 07/30/14
The annual summer concert series at Providence Mt. St. Vincent returnsAugust 1 with the very popular Illusion of Elvis performed by Danny Vernon. The concerts continue every Friday through August.
Bring a blanket or lawn chairs. Free…MORE
At Large in Ballard: Out of Cadence
Wed, 07/30/14
By Peggy Sturdivant
Last Wednesday night I carried a stack of newspapers up from the basement; the last 52 weeks of the Ballard News-Tribune/Westside Weekly. I was considering updates on past columns. What struck me instead was a sense of…MORE
The Psychic View - 'Alien’ Thoughts
Wed, 07/30/14
By Marjorie Young
An interesting thing happened as I prepared to write this month’s column. I ran the topic of ‘life out there’ by several friends. Their reaction took me by surprise. One responded with a cry of, “Ugh…Aliens! Can’t you…MORE
Ballard bar still rocks after 110 years
Tue, 07/29/14
The long dark mahogany bar amid century old brick walls, pints of Guiness and portraits of James Joyce make Conor Byrne (5140 Ballard Avenue NW) a haven for thirsty folks that have been touched by the Irish charm. Tucked away deep in the belly…MORE
