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  • Nick's on Madison opening this spring

    Nick's on Madison opening this spring

    After more than two decades working in Seattle’s food industry, Nick Yockey is opening his first restaurant in the heart of Madison Valley.
    “Hopefully we have a community that supports us and a product people enjoy,” said Yockey, who’s planning a spring opening for Nick’s on Madison in Arboretum Court.
  • Remembering the 'Mayor of Madison Park'

    Remembering the 'Mayor of Madison Park'

    Lola McKee spent nearly six decades providing Madison Park residents the tools to build themselves up in the neighborhood as the owner of Madison Park Hardware. She spent years on the community council and business association, helping to organize many annual events Madison Park residents still look forward to every year.
  • Madison Park writer examines highs, lows of aging

    Madison Park writer examines highs, lows of aging

    Madison Park resident Romney Humphrey has some thoughts about getting old.
    “It’s tongue-in-cheek celebrating, I would say. They’re going to laugh most of the way through.”
  • Vintage winery in Madrona

    Vintage winery in Madrona

    It’s possible to walk Madrona’s business corridor many times and still miss one of Seattle’s oldest wineries. Tip: Look down to find the Wilridge Winery sign on 34th Avenue.
  • Counting down the Trump presidency

    Counting down the Trump presidency

    Former Leschi resident John Holt has spent the last two years counting the days until Donald Trump’s presidency ends. Those passing his old house on the corner of 31st Avenue South and South Jackson Street know exactly when that will be, thanks to a homemade sign above the garage.
  • Madison Books pops up for holidays

    Madison Books pops up for holidays

  • Christmas Ships light up Lake Washington

    Christmas Ships light up Lake Washington

    The rain let up long enough this year for a fleet of Christmas ships to pull up near Madison Park Beach and treat longtime spectators to dazzling lights and carols sung by the Kirkland Choral Society.
  • SPR replacing sidewalk along Lake Washington

    SPR replacing sidewalk along Lake Washington

  • Parkshore keeps holiday lights on

    Parkshore keeps holiday lights on

    Trees in Madison Park’s business corridor are alit once again for the holidays, thanks to funding from the Parkshore retirement community.
  • Christmas Ships and Santa lands in Madison Park on Dec. 16

    Christmas Ships and Santa lands in Madison Park on Dec. 16

    The annual Christmas Ships and Santa celebration lands in Madison Park on Sunday, Dec. 16, courtesy of Argosy Cruises and Windermere Real Estate. Argosy Cruises started its Christmas Ship Festival trips the day after Thanksgiving, and its holiday ship will bring its lights and carolers to Madison Park Beach at 8:35 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 16.
  • Madison Books popping up in December

    Madison Books popping up in December

    Tom Nissley is now targeting a February grand opening for his Madison Books store, but doesn’t want to miss out on the holidays.
    While it will be bare bones, Tinsley plans to open a pop-up shop at 4118 E. Madison St. from Dec. 10-24.
  • Seattle Parks seeking feedback for Washington Arboretum environmental education center

    Seattle Parks seeking feedback for Washington Arboretum environmental education center

    Seattle Parks and Recreation will gather community input about preferred programming and preliminary designs for a new environmental education center in the Washington Park Arboretum on Wednesday, Dec. 5.
  • Locals roll out first Cinnaholic in Washington

    Locals roll out first Cinnaholic in Washington

    Cinnamon rolls are a sweet treat mostly associated with breakfast. The fully customizable spirals coming out of Cinnaholic in Capitol Hill have late-night fans too.
  • St. Clouds dishes meals for homeless one last time

    St. Clouds dishes meals for homeless one last time

    St. Clouds owner Michael McGloin is sad to see his restaurant close, but he was all smiles during the Madrona haunt’s final Homeless Cooking event on Wednesday, Oct. 17.
  • Hanok offers traditional Korean fare with Western twist

    Hanok offers traditional Korean fare with Western twist

    For Han Kim and Jade Ok, opening Hanok restaurant in Madison Park is a dream 15 years in the making.
    The Korean and Asian-fusion spot is now open.
  • Honey Deux opens in Madison Valley

    Honey Deux opens in Madison Valley

    The overdue Honey Deux is open in Madison Valley, providing retail and express services that are expected to grow as the skincare business nears a November grand opening.
  • St. Clouds closing in Madrona

    St. Clouds closing in Madrona

    Sixteen months after taking over the business, Michael McGloin is closing St. Clouds restaurant in Madrona at the end of the month.
    “I’ve known that we were going to have issues. I thought I was going to make it through the end of the year,” McGloin said, “but I think it was something that was, the pressures were just too much.”
  • MPBA seeks donations for Madison Park holiday lights

    MPBA seeks donations for Madison Park holiday lights

    The Madison Park Business Association is seeking donations for the annual holiday tree lighting fund, which wraps the trees in the Madison Street business core with lights every year.
  • Venom, more than expected

    Venom, more than expected

  • Fashion is her business

    Fashion is her business

    Annie Abbott has an eye for fashion, and she’s made it her business to help people find their style.
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