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If it weren’t about corporate greed and the rich getting richer, “Duplicity” would be perfect escapist fluff for these dire economic times. It takes the spy thriller and removes all the risk and danger, while leaving in the sex, double-crosses…MORE

The average Ballardite, if asked where the library is, would tell you it’s right at the corner of Northwest 56th and 22nd Northwest, but, actually, Ballard has two.

Squeezed between Great Harvest Bakery and Tableau Gifts and…MORE

Next month marks the first anniversary of the closing of Sunset Bowl, 1400 N.W. Market St. Since then, it has gone from a once-vibrant center of life in Ballard to a withered-up husk of a building as it waits to be demolished and redeveloped.…MORE

Live Girls! Theater is celebrating 10 years of producing new work by women in Seattle and has announced its season lineup.

From raucous comedies, to provocative dramas, the “spunky” Live Girls! are launching a season of local and world…MORE

Keep your kids from sitting in front of the television and surfing the Internet all day this spring break by celebrating Youth Appreciation Week.

In appreciation of Seattle’s youth and the important contributions they make to the community…MORE

Kevin writes: My mother's health has been precarious. Her kidney function is extremely poor, and we are trying to decide what to do. As an instructor, a large part of my non-school day is spent with care giving responsibilities of one kind or…MORE

Keep your kids from sitting in front of the television and surfing the Internet all day this spring break by celebrating the city's Youth Appreciation Week.

In appreciation of Seattle’s youth and the important contributions they make to…MORE

Sky the color of flint Glints in my eyes I cock my head up

To the left See the pink jet Make the set against the slowly fading horizon

The moon winks at me Like a knowing friend No hearing with headphones

Cars whiz by…MORE

The sky was gray but the spirit was green, as were the sweaters, buttons and headgear worn by nearly 50 guests in a cluster of three area homes partying together on St. Patrick’s Day.

The O’Brien family was first to host, with appetizers…MORE

Caprice Kitchen 1418 N.W. 70th St. Breakfast & Lunch: Wednesdays – Sundays, 8 a.m. – 2 p.m. Set Menu Dinners: Fridays and Saturdays, 6 – 8 p.m. (reservations encouraged) 371-2886

Caprice Kitchen is Chef Anne Catherine's own homey café…MORE