By Chef Jeremy Mclachlan
This month we are talking about peppers.
These little jewels of heat can ruin or enhance a meal in one fell swoop. I love working with peppers and I find myself adding them to classic dishes like Split Pea…MORE
West Seattle - Features
Good For You: If you can't take the heat
Fri, 04/03/15
by Kathryn Kingen
If you can't take the heat then you better get out of my kitchen, because I love my peppers. I love them hot, sweet, roasted, dried, flaked, fresh, ground, stuffed, sauteed or sauced. In fact, one of the first adventurous…MORE
Georgie's View: Stay in the mainstream, you hear?
Wed, 04/01/15
By Georgie Bright Kunkel
Recently I walked down memory lane and reached into my past to call old friends that I hadn’t contacted for years. I talked with one who moved in with her son as she could not take care of her home anymore.…MORE
West Seattle’s Shelby Hinton earns university diploma despite battling severe illness
Mon, 03/30/15
By Gwen Davis
Think college is hard? The non-stop studying, demanding professors, student loans and crazy class schedules can make any undergrad question why they ever left home in the first place.
However, try saying that after you…MORE
Pat's View: Possible Side Effects
Mon, 03/30/15
By Pat Cashman
A few months ago in this space I wrote about the side effects that come with certain medications and other products. This column is sort of a part two of that---although if this one seems even more incoherent than usual…MORE
Georgie's View: Dating throughout the ages
Wed, 03/25/15
By Georgie Bright Kunkel
It would be exciting to obtain a time machine and set it to ages past in order to observe the dating rituals from time immemorial. Then I got to thinking, maybe there was a time when there was no dating. Maybe the…MORE
Picasso at the Lapin Agile at Youngstown starts April 17
Wed, 03/25/15
information from Twelfth Night Productions
This long running Off-Broadway absurdist Picasso at the Lapin Agile by Steve Martin is a comedy which places Albert Einstein and Pablo Picasso in a Parisian cafe in 1904, just before the renowned…MORE
Pat's View: Stealing Away
Mon, 03/23/15
By Pat Cashman
A couple of years ago, I was emceeing a big medical conference in Spokane. It’s not necessarily important to mention Spokane, but I can’t resist name-dropping.
During a morning breakfast in a fancy hotel,…MORE
How to facilitate needed change
Thu, 03/19/15
By Georgie Bright Kunkel
No, I don’t really want to return to the age of dinosaurs because according to the experts there weren’t any people in the beginning. But I would like to improve conditions in this techie world of ours. You have…MORE
Pat's View: “Signs of the Times”
Mon, 03/16/15
By Pat Cashman
There is a rest stop near Ellensburg that we always seem to stop at when traveling east of the mountains. I don’t know who planned the location, but it seems to be positioned exactly in the right place at the right time…MORE
