West Seattle - Features

by Sarah Cecil

If you work for a fairly sizable company, you may be entering your open enrollment season, when you can add or adjust your employer-sponsored benefits. While you probably should review all your benefits, you may want to pay…MORE

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By Amanda Knox

ArtsWest Theatre’s latest production, Green Day’s American Idiot, is so ambitious it’s hard to know where to start to describe it.

Ninety percent of the theatre facility is actively in use. Seventy members comprise…MORE

By Pat Cashman

Every time Star Trek fans hear those famous words spoken by Captain Kirk: “…to boldly go where no man has gone before…”---they get as giddy as mosquitoes in a nudist colony.

But if my college English teacher…MORE

By Pat Cashman

Labor Day weekend is set up to honor the working people of this country. So far there is no national holiday honoring the shiftless do-nothings.

But for the occasionally shiftless do-nothing who writes this…MORE

By Amanda Knox

ArtsWest Theatre’s 2015-2016 season bears a loaded title: Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness Success. It promises to confront a theme with which all Americans are familiar but appreciate across a full spectrum of…MORE

By Chef Jeremy McLachlan

Summer is deflating and we are entering the months where you can break out that frayed sweater you love. This month I want to introduce you to a great flavored local fish that is overlooked in a lot of fish markets…MORE

by Kathryn Kingen

Oregon rocks, oh, yes it does. The Oregon State has spawned some seriously famous rock music talent over the years, such as the Kingsmen, whom the University of Washington owes for its fight song "Louie Louie." (Isn't it…MORE

By Amanda Knox

On a hot and sunny Saturday morning in early August, families wearing shorts and baseball caps basked in lawn chairs on the grassy knolls above the rocky beach flanking Salty’s restaurant on Alki and wielded binoculars to…MORE

By Pat Cashman

I sneaked up to my young son’s bedroom door and peered inside. There he was, with his tiny toy toolbox, pretending to do home repairs. He was pounding away with his plastic hammer---and I remember thinking how very cute…MORE