Thursday Jul 3 | Planning
Seattle might limit home sizes
Steve Hokoda's neighbor hates his house, which was built to cover every allowable square inch on a small Ballard lot.
Time was, the #16 bus would drop me off on 45th Street near my apartment in Wallingford.
It was hot at PrideFest. And so was the temperature
To cheers and applause, a contingent of Seattle firefighters paraded with thousands of others down Denny Way during Sunday's Seattle Pride Parade.
John Marshall and Christine Deavel, owners of Open Books. The Open Books inventory ledger.
In the last year I have become quite a fan of Cascioppo chicken sausages, particularly the spicy Italian.
One wonders why, with 31 locations nationwide, The Capital Grille would venture into Seattle, a market already well-marbled with many fine steakhouses, from the homegrown variety - Metropolitan Grill, Daniel's ...
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 ...
Web site ranks Seattle's 'walkable' neighborhoods
Seattle "for sale" signs may soon read: three bedroom, two bath with a walkability rating of 80.
Seattle's LiveJournal Community
The Loki Cafe in Wallingford has various fruit crisps on the menu. I can't comment as to the quality.
Monsoon Capitol Hill to Be Torn Down?
Posted today at 3:37 pm by Jonathan Kauffman Last week, the Seattle magazine food blog , followed by the Leslie Kelly at the Seattle PI and Nancy Leson at the Times , reported that Monsoon , the 10-year-old ...
Is another Garbage Transfer Station fight in the works? Actually there seems to be two, somewhat interrelated, and neither are about Georgetown.
The Olympia Pizza With the Biggest Balls
Posted today at 12:59 pm by Mike Seely There are lots of Olympia Pizzas in the Seattle area.
Urban farming sprouts in Seattle
Outside Mary Heim's house, between the sidewalk and street, is a rectangular strip of dirt -- part of her long-standing war against mowing the lawn.
Advanced Archive Search >> Joule 1913 N. 45th St. Seattle, WA 98103 632-1913 Website You have probably never tasted anything like what Rachel Yang and Seif Chirchi are cooking at Joule, their Wallingford ...
Bastyr University clinic gets LEED certified
Bastyr University's Center for Natural Health in Seattle has become the first natural health clinic in the region to receive Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design certification from the U.S. Green ...
The trick at Dick's? Special orders
The world would be a better place if more companies followed the trail blazed by Dick's, the iconic Seattle burger chain.
It's really many bites, but the sushi lunch plate at Musashi is a lunchtime deal.
Both black and white workers sacrificed for U.S. Imperialism
Also known as Globalization. The interesting thing is that while globalization is hollowing out the U.S. economy for workers it's largely maintaining itself for bourgeois people on the other side of the class ... via Times of hate, Times of joy
Cakespy Seattle: Cakewalk in Wallingford, Seattle
Never have we come across a neighborhood more in love with its name than Wallingford, a neighborhood with a low-key hippie persona in Seattle. via Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Scenes from the International District
The banner says Chinatown at the top, but "International District" at the bottom is more apt, as many Asian cultures are represented here. via Plainfield PlainTalker