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By Kathryn Kingen I remember the first time I tasted prawns. I had just moved to the Northwest from Minnesota and the closest thing I had ever seen to these beady-eyed creepers were the toe pinching mudbugs at the bottom of our lakes. Our family'…MORE

by Chef Jeremy McLachlan

Hey, you're thinking that once "New Year's Resolution Month" is over, it's back to deep-fried goodness and red meat. Well, why don't you keep your January post-holiday diet going? I have some easy and delicious…MORE

By Kathryn Kingen

By Amanda Knox

Makaela Pollock is the director of ArtsWest’s latest production, Really Really by Paul Downs Colaizzo. It is a play that, when it was first produced in 2013, the New York Times described as “Lord of the Flies with…MORE

Now that I am among those people who did not win the Power Ball lottery, I can finally reveal that if I had won---I would have used the money to send all the kids of our area to Disneyland. Or---if they preferred---Toyota-thon.

But…MORE

by Tim Robinson Walt Blair has Albert Einstein hair and a bristling intellectual curiosity. He would like to get an audience with Jeff Bezos or Elon Musk, in Seattle to talk about space travel. For credibility Walt has rubbed working shoulders…MORE

Talk to the artists on Friday evening, Jan. 8 who are revealing their stories through ceramics during Burien Arts Gallery’s January exhibit.

The Opening Reception for the artists from the Washington Clay Arts Association is on Friday, 5-8…MORE

By Chef Jeremy McLachlan

There's nothing better to get those Christmas songs out of your head than a citrus cleanse. I hear the songs singing and ring ting tingling until I have a lemon drop! This month I am devoted to showing you how…MORE

By Kathryn Kingen

The holidays are over and the calm of January is here. It's like a big deep breath after the frenetic holiday rush. The first of the year is a great time to take stock, size things up (or down as the case may be) and take…MORE

By Amanda Knox

I realize that in many of my most recent columns—engaging with subjects like grief, political frustration, introspection, stillness—I may be coming across as a bit of a Debbie Downer. No, I don’t suffer from SAD (seasonal…MORE