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A weekly Voracious feature in which we walk into a bar unannounced and ask the bartender to make us his or her favorite drink.
James Picken Donald Sr. was born in Seattle on March 22, 1920, and died early Tuesday morning, June 24.
Our weekend picks: the Pride Parade, new West Seattle dining and art in Capitol Hill
I have fervently anticipated this first weekend of summer, but perhaps not for the same reasons as you: Finally, I have an excuse to go out and get an ice-cream cone or dish of gelato.
Seattle Neighborhoods Gear Up to Fight Jail Plan
The City of Seattle holds the first of four public hearings tomorrow on the siting of a new jail.
Thieves Target Condominiums Up For Sale
A warning for condominium owners who are trying to sell in the Seattle area, thieves could be targeting your valuables.
More than 70 arts groups given nearly $3 million
More than 70 arts groups given nearly $3 million By R.M. CAMPBELLP-I MUSIC/DANCE CRITIC Despite the tough economic climate, ArtsFund distributed a record $2.977 million to more than 70 arts groups in the Puget ...
Nickels plan would pave way for more sidewalk cafes
Macrina Bakery and Cafe on Queen Anne Hill is one of 225 establishments in Seattle with a sidewalk cafe.
Saturday was a day of firsts for me: my first Solstice Parade in Fremont and the first time I'd been out on HammBone's motor yacht on Lake Union.
Seattle's packed with music clubs of every stripe
The joys of this city might be best appreciated at night. Seattle teems with clubs of all descriptions, clustered in close-knit neighborhoods, catering to a wide slate of tastes, and enhancing the casualness of ...
I'm very interested in the Soundoff discussion going on with our story about the death of Edith Macefield, who refused to sell her Ballard house to developers last year, forcing them to build around her home.
Nickels' tax breaks for developers under fire
Critics of Mayor Greg Nickels will fight a plan to give tax breaks to certain developers building affordable condos and apartments in downtown Seattle.
Instead of condos, Queen Anne gets cars
Say what? The neighborhood's former QFC grocery store at 100 Republican St. now houses Elliott Bay Auto Brokers, which sells pre-owned luxury cars.
Devouring sEATtle: Chef In Residence/Chef Cooking Demos Here
So you've bought your fruits and vegetables for the week. Now, what are you going to do with them? On Saturday, June 14, at the University District Farmers Market , you can ask Elise Fineberg, pastry chef at ...
Seattle area, San Juans lead the local wealth parade Mike Parks, editor of the valuable Marple's Pacific Northwest Letter , has posted some fascinating data about levels of wealth in Washington and Oregon, ...
Before we get started with today's design meetings, let us all bid a farewell to a tired sight on Broadway.
15 arrested at City Hall today protesting sweeps of homeless camps
Dozens of homeless people blocked Cherry Street today on the north side of City Hall in Seattle by putting a tent in the traffic lanes with a sign that read, "Stop the Sweeps." Seattle police began arresting ...
Homeless cleanup project cost city $28,000
Workers hauled out 21 tons of debris when clearing homeless camps from the western slope of Queen Anne Hill last week, a cleanup that cost nearly $28,000, the office of Mayor Greg Nickels said Thursday.
The Queen Anne News/Magnolia News took first place for spot news in the Society of Professional Journalists' Excellence in Journalism contest on Saturday, May 31.
Student treks far north for her high school of choice
Ingraham High senior Lily Ly boards a school bus for her home in Southeast Seattle.
Listings McCaw Hall Address Located in Queen Anne . Special Features Upcoming Events at McCaw Hall Wednesday, May 28, 2008 Jar City McCaw Hall , Wed., May 28, 9:45pm A blockbuster in its native Iceland, ...