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Seattle Restaurants for Graduation Dinner

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Vivienne's Bistro specializes in feeding groups and celebration-worthy cuisine, like the signature roasted duck. On June 14, soon-to-be University of...

Microsoft’s Move to Redmond Reshaped the Eastside Forever

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“Bellevue is big,” wrote Carolyn Casey of The Seattle Times in a story published November 28, 1984, “but it isn’t...

The Worst Weekends of Seattle Summer, Ranked

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Summer weekends should represent all that is good in the world. Nice weather! No work! Outdoor brunch! And yet every...

Can Seattle Still Be the Creative Hub It Wants to Be?

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We love to think of ourselves as a creative city—home of Jimi Hendrix, Quincy Jones, and the “Seattle Sound” that...

17 Best Seattle Wine Bars for Interesting Pours & Vibes

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17 Best Seattle Wine Bars for Interesting Pours & Vibes - The Emerald Palate ...

Off Alley Ends Reservations and Thai Siam and Pam’s Are Back

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Hungry for news? Welcome to our Friday Feed, where we run through all the local food and restaurant news this...

How to Actually Visit Our National Parks This Year

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It's Been a rough year for the outdoors. The national parks especially; the Association of National Park Rangers notes that...

The Eastside’s Most Exclusive Restaurant

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John Howie's scallop dish can cost $56 or $24—the latter only if you can get in. On the ground floor...

You Can Trace a Century of Seattle History Through the Henry Art Gallery

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The Henry Art Gallery in almost unrecognizable form back in 1927. When Horace Chapin Henry arrived in Seattle in 1891,...

The Meaning of a Microsoft Blue Badge 

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There’s no such thing as a free lunch, even in the heavily subsidized cafés on Microsoft’s Redmond campus. But that doesn’t...

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