It was the most expensive City Council election in Seattle history, and the winner believes her victory signals that voters are fed-up with corporate politics.
Argosy Cruises’ Christmas Ship Festival is setting sail for the holidays, starting this Friday, Nov. 27.
Let’s start with the recently opened Madrona Arms, which is bringing a new level of energy into the neighborhood.
Several local artist studios will open for holiday shoppers.
Argosy Cruises’ Christmas Ship Festival is setting sail for the holidays, starting this Friday, Nov. 27.
It was another school day at J. J. McGilvra Elementary School back in the ‘40s, when I woke up early and walked three blocks to Riley’s Café on 43rd Avenue and Madison Street.
In the weeks since the Nov. 3 election, the media narrative for the most closely watched local races was clear: Mayor Ed Murray won.
The North Cascade Mountains is just a name of a mountain range to most African Americans, but to Wilson Howard, it was a place to make his mark.
Take a look at out magnificent Magnolia grandifloras, and it’s not difficult to imagine Scarlett O’Hara swanning into Madison Park and leaving in a huff.
This has been a year for the record books.
Even if you’re only moving across town, it’s likely to cost more than you think.
Rather than search for a genie in a bottle, why not settle for the magic of a contained landscape?
Your headache and fatigue might be related to the height of your computer monitor as much as holiday stress.
Hospital stays end with the discharge, correct? Not always.
Seattle resident Rachel Bjork got a bit of a shock recently during her nightly walk with her dog, Mika.
Once again, McGilvra Elementary School has seen its strong and dedicated local school’s community make a steady, positive impact on young lives and families.
The Seattle School Board recently voted 6-1 to adopt a Transportation Service Standard that would revise arrival and departure times for the 2016-17 school year.
Garfield Community Center started offering after-school classes at the Madrona Shelterhouse in early November.
Two neighborhood schools will have open house events and school tours for incoming students.
Seattle Center Winterfest will open this Friday, Friday, Nov. 27, for five weeks of free entertainment and activities for the entire family.
The Central Library expects to draw a crowd of cats and dogs on Friday, Nov. 27, and library staff members don’t plan to quiet things down.
King County Metro Transit buses will operate on Sunday and reduced weekday schedules over the Thanksgiving holiday and during several holiday periods through January.
Due to the Thanksgiving holiday, no garbage, food and yard waste or recycling will be collected in Seattle on Thursday, Nov. 26.
“Come From Away” is the first musical to play on the Seattle Repertory Theatre’s main stage in 15 years, and you shouldn’t miss it.
If a 178-day Washington legislative session seemed ridiculous, expect next year’s convening of the Legislature to be even worse.
Argosy Cruises’ Christmas Ship Festival is setting sail for the holidays, starting this Friday, Nov. 27.
Both directions of state Route 520 will close tonight from 11 p.m. Friday, Nov. 20, to 11 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 22.
Many Seattle Parks and Recreation facilities will close for one or more days in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday.
There are no NBA or NHL sports teams coming to Seattle in the foreseeable future, but that doesn’t mean arena investor and Seattle native Chris Hansen still isn’t holding out for one. In fact, he’s keeping the entire city waiting for his next move.
The Seattle Department of Transportation presented the latest design concept of its Madison Street Corridor Bus Rapid Transit project, taking heat for not following through on promised bus-only lanes east of 18th Avenue to Martin Luther King Jr. Way.
Many Seattle Parks and Recreation facilities will close on Tuesday, Nov. 17, for an all-staff in-service day.
Because of the efforts of Forefront: Innovations in Suicide Prevention, a nonprofit based at the University of Washington, Washington state is the first in the country to require suicide prevention training for doctors, nurses, teachers and mental health professionals.
Grandmothers Against Gun Violence will host its fourth in a series of programs on gun violence, gun safety and gun responsibility on Tuesday, Nov. 17.
Drivers who plan to use the state Route 520 floating bridge to cross Lake Washington may encounter delays early Thursday morning.
What if the Space Needle came to life? When Dan Orme-Doutre’s son wondered aloud what the iconic beacon on the Seattle skyline would be like to ride around in, the idea for the short “The Midnight Tourist” was born.
Each year, the Pacific Northwest Booksellers Association membership recognizes excellence in writing from the Pacific Northwest with the PNBA awards, and the Class of 2015 is extraordinary
After witnessing a general homeless problem that’s even more in-your-face than in previous years, the city has finally declared a state of emergency for homelessness.
for two days in November, flicks with a run time of 30 minutes or less get their moment on the big screen.
Drama was the clear winner with the audience on opening night last Friday, Nov. 6, of “Emergence,” a program of four contemporary works at Pacific Northwest Ballet.
Brianna Thomas said before the first round of election results were released on Tuesday night (Nov. 3) that she was “cautiously optimistic” about the chances of Initiative 122 passing.
Evergreen Washelli Memorial Park will host its 66th-annual Veterans Day service on Wednesday, Nov. 11.
Many Seattle Parks and Recreation facilities will close Wednesday, Nov. 11, in observance of Veterans Day.
Volunteers are needed for a morning of urban forest restoration on Green Seattle Day on Saturday, Nov. 7.
Neighbors will review the latest Madison Corridor bus rapid transit design concepts on Nov. 16.
Seattle Mayor Ed Murray and King County Executive Dow Constantine joined in declaring a civil state of emergency over the city’s homelessness crisis on Monday, Nov. 2.
Madison Valley-based DASSdance presents “TeXtURE,” a new dance theater work created with installation art, spoken narrative, lighting sculptures and All-Terrain Dance.
Usually with a rebranding effort, the intent is to put a new positive spin on a product. That was certainly The Seattle Public Library’s (SPL) mission when its foundation paid a design agency $365,000 to rebrand the institution last fall.
