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The Northwest's most acclaimed physical theater company, UMO Ensemble, brings their irreverent approach to ancient tales of wonder. Red nose monk clowns tackle Buddhist, Zen and Sufi stories through mask, puppets, music, laughter - and…MORE

Your unused bicycle can help South African children travel miles to school, healthcare workers reach distant villages or the employed get to work or start their own business. Bicycles for Humanity-Seattle plans to ship 1,000 bicycles to the…MORE

The annual Taste of West Seattle takes place tonight, May 20 at the Hall at Fauntleroy, 9131 California Ave. S.W. from 6 to 8:30 PM. This years event features 33 restaurants ranging from the celebrated Bakery Nouveau in the Junction to the still…MORE

Zayda Buddy's Pizza and Bar 5405 Leary Ave. N.W. 206.783.7777 Mon-Sun 11 a.m. - 2 a.m.

Developing fulfillment of a unique niche, Zayda Buddy's continues to mature in ways that we didn't expect after our first couple of visits.

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She's a former science teacher, a biotech sales rep, a roller derby skater and the new owner of "knows perfume" at 4536 California Ave. S.W.

Christen Cottam is an avid fan of perfumes and fragrances. Her personal perfume collection exceeds…MORE

By Jan Pendzich

Ed. Note: Republished from May 19 in honor of Memorial Day.

Longtime Greenwood resident Joseph Mottle Jr. is a man with a cause.

After his high school principal arranged for an expedited graduation from…MORE

The singularly named Mugoux said that her dog, Oliver came to her in a dream before she met him. "This is an amazing dog because I dreamt about a dog," Mugoux said," and had no interest in getting a dog. I had a dream where everything was a…MORE

The work of sixty talented Westside photographers in their first public exhibition, "Face to Face: Portraits by West Seattle Teens", up May 20 - May 28, 2010, in the West Seattle High School library.

TO SEE A SLIDESHOW OF SOME OF THE…MORE

Visitors to Ballard on May 17, and there were many of them, could be forgiven for thinking they had been transported to another time and place. Men and women walked Market Street in traditional Scandinavian outfits, waltzes played on an accordion…MORE

30 years ago Stephanie Trinneer and her family lived on the Toutle River in 1980 when the eruption of Mt. St. Helen's happened. Their home was destroyed by the lahar (a cascade of mud and ash) that came down the river after the eruption. No one…MORE