LOCAL
"...gobble, gobble: a turkey sung song."
BY APRIL RYAN | November 26, 2019 at 6:00 a.m.
THE FLOATING BRIDGE and other bus driver stories
"It’s called the floating bridge because it floats."
My Friend is Dying
"My precious longtime friend. I can’t understand this is his end."
Seattle Rep’s “Shout Sister Shout!” Is A Great Musical Staged & Performed With Perfection
Seattle Rep’s “Shout Sister Shout!” Is A Great Musical Staged & Performed With Perfection
Village Theatre’s “Guys & Dolls” - A Classic Presented With Style
Village Theatre’s “Guys & Dolls” - A Classic Presented With Style
Can Can’s Latest Offering “Beautiful” Continues the Tradition of Outrageously Fun Adult Entertainment
Can Can’s Latest Offering “Beautiful” Continues the Tradition of Outrageously Fun Adult Entertainment
Senior Apartment
"...grandma's indeed become weary."
Savoring the abundance of fall
Here are some ways to use the abundant fruits and vegetables you’ll find in the Pacific Northwest in the fall.
Halloween Memory
"I had been bitten by the costume bug..."
Amp up the adventure in Hells Canyon!
“Let’s paddle,” says our guide Barry in a calm, relaxed tone. We obey, albeit a bit distractedly, as we’re busy chatting with one another. Then we hear that telltale roar – the one that signals some mighty big rapids are ahead. Soon, we see them in all their frenzied glory. …
Dick Stein and Nancy Leson: Hosts of the local radio program about food—Food for Thought
Are you a fan of KNKX's radio program Food for Thought? The weekly show features Dick Stein, host of the station’s Midday Jazz show, and Nancy Leson, well-known food writer and cooking instructor.
0 to 100 Project
Seattle photographer Ahamed Iqbal is looking to work with seniors over the age of 50 as part of a long-term photography project about how people age. So far, he’s photographed over 280 people ranging in age from newborns to 95.
Special Delivery
Over the years, Karen and I rode along with Dad hundreds of times, each trip a unique, scenic adventure.
Alzheimer’s & Dementia: Early Detection & Diagnosis
Studies have shown that fewer than half of people living with dementia have actually received a diagnosis. The fact that these diseases are going unrecognized and undiagnosed is a significant issue
