By Sarah Wyatt Popcorn, peanuts and beer: the aroma of traditional baseball stadium food signals the beginning of spring. Mariners fans have enjoyed these staples for decades, but times change and so do the tastes of baseball fans. Wednesday,…MORE
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Ballard chef Ethan Stowell takes foodies out to the ballgame
Fri, 04/08/11
Popcorn, peanuts and beer: the aroma of traditional baseball stadium food signals the beginning of spring. Mariners fans have enjoyed these staples for decades, but times change and so do the tastes of baseball fans. Wednesday, the Seattle…MORE
Decanter Wines opens in Burien
Thu, 04/07/11
Decanter Wines at 15830 1st Ave. South is a part wine bar and part wine store, featuring primarily Washington boutique wines, that just opened for business April 2. The grand opening comes next weekend, Friday and Saturday April 15 & 16.…MORE
Penny Harvest teaches children the power of philanthropy
Wed, 04/06/11
A panel of judges sat as a series of applicants came before them, each seeking support for their cause or agency. The questions were probing and pointed and the answers provided real insights into both the spectrum and depth of their need.
…MOREAt Large in Ballard: Meet Gazelle: Part II of Cars & Cocktails
Wed, 04/06/11
Last's week Part I of “Cars & Cocktails” alluded to history made at X-Ray Auto on Market Street last spring. We met the players: Matt Pollitz, Kent Bakke, the Nordic Heritage Museum, Todd McCallister, Jeanette Meade and a car named “Gazelle…MORE
Pet of the week: Sequoia is a bounder
Tue, 04/05/11
While the exact heritage of Sequoia is not clear, one thing is. This dog can bound. Owned by Danny McMahon and Elaine Moy.
"We got her in Yakima at the pound," explained McMahon, "We looked online and it turned out that in Seattle and…MORE
West Seattle All Time Crimes - 1930
Tue, 04/05/11
Editor's note: The West Seattle Herald has been covering news here for nearly a century. Robinson Newspapers (which publishes the West Seattle Herald) have a massive news archive of Herald coverage dating back to 1928. What follows are crime…MORE
You Are What You Eat: Back to our Roots
Tue, 04/05/11
I just love old recipes those written before the microwave, before the food processor, before the electric mixer, maybe even before the refrigerator!
Old recipes rely on fresh ingredients, often simply prepared, to let the flavor and…MORE
The story of Quentin Bouncer
Mon, 04/04/11
The papers have been full of stories lately about bullies in schools and it might make you think that big guys picking on little guys is something new. It is not , never has been. Little people have been low hanging fruit since Goliath…MORE
Dinosaurs arrive at the Woodland Park Zoo
Mon, 04/04/11
Various large dinosaurs arrived at the Woodland Park Zoo this morning.
Coming from Texas, about ten dinosaurs made the trek north for the "Dinosaurs. Real Close" exhibition to open later this month.
These dinosaurus are animatronic…MORE