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Imagine living among lush landscaping, complete with pedestrian walkways that connect to courtyards and shared amenity spaces
December 1, 2024 at 12:00 a.m.
Octogenarian Capitol Hill Artist Elinore Bucholtz Explores Abstract Lyricism
Bucholtz and her family experienced a harrowing, three-month journey emigrating to America During World War II
RSVP Volunteers ‘Knit It All’ to Keep People Warm During the Chilly Months
The group has been knitting, crocheting, sewing, and quilting for the past 50 years, and they donate their creations to local charitable organizations
Has the Mystery of D.B. Cooper Finally Been Solved?
This month marks the anniversary of America's only unsolved skyjacking: the D.B. Cooper saga. Has the case finally been solved?
A 98-Year-Old Sculptor Whose Art Swings with Jazz at SAM
The surprisingly spry 98-year-old has been a sculptor for more than half a century
Sasquatch: An Enduring Northwest Mystery
Sasquatch hunters are still on the lookout
Local Author and Former American Spy Publishes New Memoir
Kirkland resident and former American spy has just celebrated the release of his memoirs
Libraries Provide Refuge in the Aftermath of the Storm
Libraries in the greater Seattle area have been filled with residents looking to get warm, recharge devices, use Wi-Fi and more
A guide to WA’s mobile home tenant protections and dispute program
Mobil Home Parks: Officials and advocates share resources and best practices for knowing your rights and filing complaints
‘Tis the season to celebrate Seattle style!
Seattle is pulling out all the stops for the holidays with a lineup of events and activities guaranteed to get you in a festive mood
HAMILTON and WASHINGTON: An Unusual Connection
Believe it or not, "Hamilton the Musical" had a major impact on my life
Remembering Quincy Jones
Music legend Quincy Jones started his illustrious music career in Seattle
"The Wave" Debuts at Husky Stadium in Seattle on October 31, 1981
"The Wave" -- a staple of fan participation at U.S. sporting events since the early 1980s -- makes its unofficial debut at a University of Washington football game in Seattle
The ‘Big Dark’: How Washingtonians weather the gloom & gray
As the daylight hours turn short, Puget Sound area residents recommend staying social, getting outdoors and learning to embrace the drear
