What do NATO, the recent Cougar-Huskie football game, lip balm, a famous Hollywood actor, and hickory have in common? All have been touched by bacon flavorings courtesy of young entrepreneurs Justin Esch and Dave Lefkow of J&D's Down Home…MORE
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TeachStreet lets those with knowledge share their experience
Mon, 12/15/08
Sifting through loads of ads on Craigs List or having difficulty defining a search for what you are looking for at Google can always be frustrating.
Don't let the endless search wear you down.
An up and coming Web site called…MORE
Driving teacher sees the difference between young and old
Mon, 12/15/08
Ask professional driving instructor Daniel Lilleness what the difference is between teaching 15-year-olds and teaching senior citizens, and he will declare, "The young ones you can't get their foot on the brake and the old ones you can't get…MORE
Seattle seeks artist for Fremont Bridge residency
Mon, 12/15/08
The Office of Arts and Cultural Affairs, in partnership with the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT), seeks an artist or artist team for a unique project-based artist residency in one of the bridge towers on the Fremont Bridge.
The…MORE
Burke Gilman Trail detour begins Monday
Mon, 12/15/08
The Seattle Department of Transportation will be diverting Burke-Gilman Trail traffic within the segment that runs from Golden Gardens parks to Northwest 60th Street starting Monday, Dec.
MOREWhy Viewlands school was closed
Mon, 12/15/08
As many North Seattle families are affected by overcrowding in a number of Seattle Public Schools, many people are wondering why some of their neighborhood schools are being closed down.
Closed last year but still seen as a reasonable…MORE
Need for emergency grocery bags is up
Mon, 12/15/08
The nonprofit Emergency Feeding Program of Seattle and King County says requests for emergency grocery bags is up over 25 percent over last year while donations to the program have remained essentially static.
As the holiday season…MORE
New schools chief would replace WASL
Mon, 12/15/08
Students could see some major changes in the Washington's standardized student assessment testing with the recent election of Randy Dorn as the state's superintendent of public instruction.
Dorn, a former state legislator, teacher, and…MORE
Arbor Heights safe for now, Cooper not
Mon, 12/15/08
To the relief of the Arbor Heights community, the local school was not included in Superintendent Maria Goodloe-Johnson's most recent recommendations regarding school closures across the district.
The district had recommended on Nov. 25…MORE
Soulumination makes life affirming photographs
Mon, 12/15/08
Losing a loved one especially a child or parent to a life threatening illness is not always easy.
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