There’s something refreshing about the stop-motion animation films that come out of the animation studio Laika (“Coraline” and “Paranorman”).
Madison Park resident Kathleen O’Connor shouldn’t be alive — that’s how she feels anyways, after a stroke put her in the intensive-care unit and a subsequent five-month stint in rehabilitation.
It seems the study of Dorffel Drive East’s traffic is causing quite a stir in Denny-Blaine and the surrounding neighborhoods. One upset resident is Denny-Blaine’s David Jacobson who lives on 35th Avenue East and East John Street.
The Association of Fundraising Professionals Washington Chapter has named a Madison Park family among the outstanding philanthropists it will honor at its National Philanthropy Day luncheon on Nov. 5.
A group of us 18-year-old guys from Madison Park met some young ladies from the Eastside. We planned a picnic at Pine Lake, just east of Lake Sammamish. It was a sunny Saturday morning that we caravanned to Kirkland to meet up with our Eastside friends.
On Aug. 24, the Sony PlayStation network crashed. A denial of service attack by hackers — two groups claim victory — brought it down. On Aug. 28, Chase Morgan Bank got held up online.
If the Seattle Housing Authority (SHA) goes through with its recently announced plan euphemistically, called “Stepping Forward,” the agency would instantly turn into the city’s biggest rent gouger.
There is nothing more beautiful than a woman who knows she is beautiful and desirable. She has a confidence to her walk that makes the timid get out of her way and the bashful enviously watch her walk through a crowd that parts at her approach.
I read with interest the article on the Oda Apartments’ drama with Cadence Real Estate, featured in the July 2014 issue of your paper. Annie Wilson interviewed me for the article, which seems to be mostly accurate, although some details were left out.
There are two different gun-related initiatives on the November ballot. But I-591 would cancel out I-594. I-594 would require that any person buying a gun in the state of Washington, from any source, submit to a criminal background check before purchase.
We live on 39th Avenue, which is part of a small southern extension of the Denny-Blaine neighborhood. When driving north for two blocks, we are on Dorffel Drive, still in our Denny-Blaine neighborhood.
Summer marked its unofficial close as schools returned to session in early September. Kids slowly expel the remains of summer vivacity and are finding their sense of balance with homework and earlier bedtimes. School changes the pace of our community.
Fourteen local runners are training hard this fall for the TCS New York City Marathon, dedicating their run to Camp Korey, a SeriousFun Camp founded by actor Paul Newman to empower children and families living with serious and life-altering medical conditions.
First, the sad news: Celinda Norton has given up on Café Parco (1807 42nd Ave. E.), after three years in Madison Park. It’s not that Norton didn’t try: She cooked every meal herself, seven days a week.
You can see and feel the change of seasons. Fall color is starting to appear, pansies, mums and asters are in the garden center and your thoughts are turning to preparing your landscape for winter.
On April 8, 1994, electrician Gary Smith arrived at Kurt Cobain’s Denny-Blaine estate to install a security system and found the singer/songwriter/guitarist/icon lying dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
