Dale Chihuly – Legendary Master of Glass
In honor of his seventieth birthday in 2011, Tacoma held quite the birthday bash for their favorite native son, Dale Chihuly.
Bellevue couple lends a hand to build more than 80 homes in King County
The old adage ‘it’s hard to keep a good woman down’ might have written with Galen Mickelsen in mind. Sitting still is not something she does well.
Providence Mount St. Vincent brings dementia care educator Teepa Snow
Providence Mount St. Vincent will once again bring dementia care educator Teepa Snow to Seattle to offer three free workshops training caregivers how to care for those living with dementia.
Seniors at Care Facility Climb Aboard at Harley Days
For the eleventh year in a row, the Eastside Harley Owner’s Group (HOGS) came again to give rides to the residents.
Innovative partnership between Providence ElderPlace and Full Life Care brings new healthcare and social services program to Kent
This innovative partnership offers medical care and social services to seniors who wish to continue to live in the community, thus avoiding or minimizing stays in hospitals and nursing homes.
Green-Powered Northwest Colleges and Businesses are Reducing Pollution and Fighting Climate Change
Several businesses and colleges in the Pacific Northwest are among the best in the nation in increasing renewable energy use.
Time Really Does Slow Down on Vashon Island
Take yourself to a simpler time in just 15 minutes. Your destination? Vashon Island.
Getting more from your next medical appointment
We’re all extremely busy these days — patients and doctors alike. You have a lot more on your plate, while the average physician is seeing more patients each day than in years gone by. In order to get the most out of your next medical appointment, there are a few simple things you can do to maximize your time and your doctor’s time.
New Advances in Hearing Technology
“I’ve been doing this for almost thirty years, and honestly, I am having more fun than ever,” says Terry Limb, Doctor of Audiology at Evergreen Speech & Hearing Clinic. “There are exciting new changes in hearing technology.”
Mike Cooper Appointed New Director of the Mountlake Terrace Senior Center
Mike Cooper, former Mayor of Edmonds, is the new Executive Director of the Mountlake Terrace Senior Center
Help us serve the homeless: Project Homeless Connect, June 27
More than 1,200 homeless people of all ages are expected at this year’s Project Homeless Connect event, set for 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Thursday, June 27 at Cascade High School auditorium/cafeteria, 801 E. Casino Rd., Everett, Wash., 98203.
Helping Elders Age-in-Place
After more than a year of supporting seniors in their own homes, North East Seattle Together (NEST) is adding after-hours services for members. It is also adding the option of making membership dues payable monthly.
Bring the Grandkids - Teatro ZinZanni Presents KING'S WISH WITH CASPER BABYPANTS
In Teatro ZinZanni's all-new kid and family production, King's Wish, dancing, singing, and joyful merriment ensue when a wish to join the circus is granted!
Spring Foraging in Eastern Washington
Bringing home free tasty food from the outdoors and combining it with a delightful drive through wildflower country is a great way to have fun.
Power for People, Water for Fish at Seattle City Light Dams
Electricity is an invisible service. You really don’t think much about it unless it isn’t working. Seattle City Light customers have the benefit of reliable, low-cost, clean and renewable power. But do you know where your power comes from before it gets to you?
