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Wed, 04/13/11

People who don’t usually complain about the weather are complaining about the weather this year. Is it the freezing rain, the winds? Personally, I’m not complaining because there was that one really nice day on March 23rd; the day it actually hit…MORE

Tue, 04/12/11

Buddy, who lives with Nancy and John Lemmon, is a Havanese mix which Nancy explains as "part of the Bichon family but bigger." Buddy came to them in a somewhat unusual way.

"My friend's neighbor's son had to go back to Iraq and his ex-…MORE

Mon, 04/11/11

There's a new Henry mural at 5338 Russell Avenue N.W.

Some of his other murals can be seen in Fremont, on Stone Way, on Crown Hill's Value Village, and at Leary Avenue N.W. and 8th Avenue.

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Mon, 04/11/11

Why do we favor some  golfers over others? Or baseball players? We all root  root  root  for the home  team but why golfers and prize fighters who carry the single burden of winning your love along with the paycheck?

Of course, with many…MORE

Sat, 04/09/11

West Seattle Nursery held its Spring Open House on Saturday April, 9 under cool and cloudy skies and featured some high quality azaleas for under $9 to get people in the door.

Sustainable West Seattle was at the event promoting the Tool…MORE

Fri, 04/08/11

Photographer Kimberly Robinson took advantage of the sparse leaf growth on the trees that are home to a mating pair of bald eagles, across from Salty's at Alki.

According to an eagle focused website called www.baldeagleinfo.com, this is…MORE

Fri, 04/08/11

Amber Borgomainerio and Ross Yearsley are embarking on two major adventures this year. The first is the opening of Breathe Hot Yoga at 3750 s.w. Alaska Street in early May and the second is their upcoming marriage.

Amber…MORE

Fri, 04/08/11

By Alex Peery, UW News Lab student Doug Miner is one of many Norwegian-Americans living in Seattle but he knew very little about his heritage until he was cast in a reality TV program.

“I literally knew lefse, Oslo and uff-da before I went…MORE

Fri, 04/08/11

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

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

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