West Seattle - Features

by Pat Cashman

The history of history has quite an interesting history, historically speaking. And a lot has been written about it:

“History is a set of lies agreed upon.” Napoleon Bonaparte

“History is only a…MORE

By Georgie Bright Kunkel

To be special is to be at the right place at the right time. Every famous person had the intelligence and ingenuity to stand out from the crowd in some unique way. It was the person who found themselves in the…MORE

information from South Seattle College The South Seattle College Art Gallery will present the hand-made pottery exhibition “Throwbacks and Unusual” from Wednesday, Nov. 12 through Wednesday, Dec. 10.

The show was curated by South Seattle…MORE

Story & Photos by Steve Shay

An organized group of nearly 50 tennis buffs, many over age 90, meet regularly in the warmer months at the Solstice Park Tennis Courts, 7400 Fauntleroy Way SW, one mile north of the Fauntleroy Ferry Dock in…MORE

By Amanda Knox

No doubt, Tom Stoppard’s Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead is a challenging play for anyone. Not only is it light on the action and heavy on the dialogue, but that dialogue is either straight out of Shakespeare or…MORE

by Georgie Bright Kunkel

In years past those who divorced were not accepted in so-called polite society. I remember when my oldest sister became the first divorced member of our family. Invitations to dinners and parties were not as…MORE

by Pat Cashman

A couple of weeks ago, the big company Toys r us made the momentous decision to pull a particular collection of toys off their shelves. They were six-inch figurines depicting characters from the TV show Breaking Bad---…MORE

by Chef Jeremy Mclachlan

There are many great things about cranberries and one of the best is the health benefit that Kathy Kingen discusses in her food nutrition blog Red Goodies in a White Box. In my Kitchen Talk blog this month, I give…MORE

by Kathryn Kingen

I'm excited because this month my white cardboard box will arrive. It's an early Christmas present sent from my Aunt Diane. Thoughtfully each one of my siblings gets the same parcel and every year the question at hand is…MORE

by Pat Cashman

My son Chris was born on October 24th--one of the happiest of my life.

I’m not saying how many years ago, but back then there was no internet, no cell phones, no Facebook---and no Twitter except for an occasional…MORE