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The Seattle Department of Parks and Recreation, EarthCorps, Green Seattle Partnership (GSP), forest stewards and community volunteers are piloting a citizen science effort that engages Seattle residents in analyzing and monitoring the urban…MORE

When Norwegian architect Einar Jarmund, whose work can often be found isolated over a river or alone in a snow-blanketed forrest , designs a building, he is seeking to paraphrase nature. He said it is his challenge to strive to be as good as it…MORE

Bill Evans got his Boxer Yoshi from a breeder in Post Falls, Idaho when he lived there six and a half years ago. Yoshi weighs about 60 .lbs and has a special diet. "Yoshi has a very sensitive stomach," Evans explained, " so he eats some dry…MORE

A few weeks ago, friends and contacts were forced to actually pick up the phone rather than email me.

“Your emails are bouncing back,” they said accusingly. As if I was intentionally trying to make their life more difficult.

I wasn…MORE

The Fall Season has begun, and all the usual events that go with it are in full swing. School is back in session and the Hi-Liners are once again performing their annual mainstage production.

With a long history of producing top-notch…MORE

reasons to be pretty Neil LaBute's reasons to be pretty Seattle Premiere! September 8 – October 2Nominated for the 2009 Tony Award for Best Play of the Year! Directed by Katjana Vadeboncoeur. Greg’s tight-knit social circle is thrown into…MORE

Ballard-area residents love their gardens, whether it’s a luscious edible landscape or containers on the condo balcony, and we’re fortunate to have several interesting and unique independent nurseries in and around the neighborhood.

How…MORE

West Seattle Herald reader Mark Schletty shared this story with us regarding a large cedar tree in the 7300 block of California Avenue s.w. that was cut on Sept. 3, a City of Seattle furlough day.

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Madison Middle School 6th grade math teacher, and entrepreneur, Kathy Myers, wants students across America to have a piece of the “pi.” The North Admiral District mother of two began a part time “temporary tattoo” business, Academic Tattoos,…MORE

Crown Hill's Small Faces Child Development Center celebrated its 35th year as a nonprofit organization Sept. 11. And, for the first time in 35 years, the older children of Small Faces had a playground of their own to celebrate on.

In…MORE