LOCAL
Still considered one of the most scenic drives in the region, Chuckanut Drive opens in the spring of 1916
BY PHIL DOUGHERTY | April 20, 2022 at 8:33 a.m.
Garden, Wildlife and Frog Enthusiasts
Or maybe you like the idea of helping local wildlife, including birds, butterflies and even frogs?
SIFF is Back in Seattle Movie Theaters
Seattle’s film community is having a blockbuster spring
Count Birds to Save Birds
A birdathon is like a walk-a-thon, but instead of walking miles, you count bird species
Walking Adventures
Walking Adventures is a family-owned travel planning and tour operator offering travel programs on all seven continents
First Honor Flight Out of Puget Sound
Northwesterner Lawrence Boyd Sr will be honored by Puget Sound Honor Flight for his experiences during the Vietnam War
Walla Walla sweet onions become Washington's official state vegetable on April 20, 2007
Potatoes may be Washington's top-grossing vegetable, but Walla Walla sweet onions are the state's official vegetable
MOHAI
"Wow, this is impressive. We are here on the southern shores of Lake Union at MOHAI"
The Lost Cities of Skagit
The Skagit County Historical Museum has researched the lost cities of Skagit and created an interactive online map of Skagit communities that have significantly changed – or virtually disappeared – during the last century
Legislative Wrap-Up
AARP focused on legislation to help older Washingtonians hold onto as much of their income as possible
The Longest Day
Don Desonier became an Alzheimer’s Association volunteer after losing his wife, Nancy, to early-onset dementia
The Bird that Became Washington State’s Symbol
As we watch the small, delicate bird dart through our garden all we see is a flash of bright yellow with a few bold, black markings
Northwest Hoaxes
Do you celebrate April Fools' Day?
Seattle’s Open Books finds new home in Pioneer Square
The longtime Wallingford bookstore — one of the few poetry-only shops in the country — reopens just in time for National Poetry Month
