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Where to Eat in Seattle’s Georgetown Neighborhood

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El Sirenito is a destination for fish tacos, but also for a great patio. Show us another Seattle neighborhood that offers...

Get Ready to Spring Forward, Seattle

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Come gather ‘round people wherever you roam and admit that the daylight hours have grown. Yes, the times they are a-changin’....

Seattle’s Best Lunch Spots

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Plenty of great lunches are portable. But some days call for tables and chairs, metal utensils, and drinks that get refilled....

Washington State Is Getting Free Covid Test Vending Machines

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Are we in a post-Covid era? An extended Covid era? Nearly four years after the country’s first case of Covid-19 was...

Here Are Some Great Local Summer Camps

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We may be in the midst of winter, but summer camp registration is off and running. Finding camps is tough enough, but...

How to Take a Guided Snowshoe Hike Near Seattle

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Snowshoeing: Like hiking, but more stylish. You can snowshoe any time there's snow (duh), but there are plenty of...

What Seattle Met Staffers Want to Do in Seattle in 2024

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The joy of working at a city magazine is you are constantly being exposed to all the amazing things that city...

The 2024 Winter Classic Seattle Kraken Fan Guide

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On January 1, 2024, T-Mobile Park will Zamboni over home plate and set up a clean sheet of ice. That’s because...

New Year’s Eve Dinners in and around Seattle

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Brian Clevenger’s seafood, pasta, and vegetable–centric spots are serving NYE menus that start with a round of shared plates for the table, then move on...

Are Houses on Candy Cane Lane Required to Put Up Lights?

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The snippet of street today known as Northeast Park Road has unusual origins. Carl Gould, the founder of University of Washington’s...
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