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Seattle-area homebuyers now have climate to consider

Seattle
Curb appeal, a walk-in closet, and proximity to local schools are no longer alone in the list of reasons for homebuyers. Redfin has added...

Who Broke the Mariners Uniforms?

Seattle
Last season, the Mariners unveiled a new set of uniforms. The City Connect threads were created by Nike to honor...

Deputies did not pursue Burien hit-and-run suspect before fatal crash

Seattle
King County deputies did not pursue a man before he allegedly sped down a neighborhood street in Burien, running a stop sign and killing...

Was This Olympia Restaurant the Inspiration for In-N-Out Burger?

Seattle
In the wake of World War II, a young man named Harry Snyder returned to Seattle, a city where he’d...

Jack Stine: We all deserve to be First Class

Seattle
For the first time in my life, I flew First Class. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not bragging about having John Curley levels of...

Mike Easton Plans a Pizzeria in Walla Walla

Seattle
Mike Easton, the chef behind the legendary Il Corvo, the charming Il Nido, and the pretty-much-also-legendary Bar Bacetto in Waitsburg,...

The Artist Who Volleys Ceramics, Papier-Mâché, Needlepoint, and Tennis?

Seattle
Jessica Jackson Hutchins, 53, says her work comes “in nuggets.” These “nuggets”—fits of inspiration—are equally likely to manifest as battered...

Atoma Makes Fine Dining So Much Fun

Seattle
Why is it that shrinking a martini down to half its size makes it twice as fun to drink? The...

The tale of a local hero and his machete

Seattle
The weapon of choice might be vintage, but it’s as effective in modern times as ever, at least for one Tacoma store owner. Seventy-year-old...

Interstate 5 in Downtown Seattle: Put a Lid on It?

Seattle
An I-5 lid represents a generational opportunity to add new urban space close to downtown." data-image-selection="{"x1":0,"y1":0,"x2":4800,"y2":3230,"width":4800,"height":3230}"> Like many American cities developed...

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