West Seattle - Features

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By Pat Cashman

After the old man ordered him to get out of the house and land a job, my brother Sean headed down to a nearby grocery store---found the manager---and asked him, “Hey, you guys ain’t got no jobs down here, do ya?”

By Chef Jeremy McLachlan Oh, Rhubarb, you got me rockin' and a-reelin' but everyone thinks you're only for dessert! My girl Rhubarb has an amazing bright acidic flavor and when cooked right can make for an amazing accompaniment to any savory dish…MORE

By Kathryn Kingen

Oh, yeah, she's a looker. Those ruby red crimson stalks, sporting that deep green floppy hat, well you just have to do a double take. She's like celery with lipstick or Swiss chard with better legs. Rhubarb is sweet as…MORE

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By Tim Clinton SPORTS EDITOR

High schools Baseball Tyee hosts Highline for a 3:30 p.m. game Wednesday as Foster goes to Hazen, Evergreen to Lindbergh and West Seattle to Eastside Catholic. At 4 p.m. Wednesday Chief Sealth will host…MORE

By Pat Cashman

Many years ago, my pop decided to take my brothers and me to a big, organized Easter egg hunt. Colored eggs had been hidden all over a city park in our small town---including one gold egg. The kid that found it was to…MORE

By Lindsay Peyton

A group of West Seattle residents are making sure films with a golden message find their way onto the silver screen.

West Seattle Meaningful Movies offers screenings the first Saturday of each month at the…MORE

If you would like to obtain some well considered financial advice, contact Sarah Cecil 206-938-6017.

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By Pat Cashman

I still remember the moment of the great breakthrough. My son, perhaps five years old, raced into the living room wearing a grin so wide it could have spanned two –and-a-half time zones.

“I can do it!” He…MORE