As part of its annual Veteran’s Day festivities on Nov. 11, Aegis Living Madison honored more than 20 veterans — 16 residents, three team members and select family and friends.
Around age 7, and living in Riverton Heights, my friends and I still looked forward to Christmas even as the depression lingered.
Like jellyfish and the Mona Lisa, there are beautiful things that are not to be touched. The same is true in the plant world.
The Washington State Discover Pass Program has designated the Discover Pass free days for 2023. On these days, visitors will not need a Discover Pass to park at Washington state parks and on recreation lands managed by Washington Department of Natural Resources.
After 22 years spent proudly serving his country as a U.S. naval intelligence officer, Queen Anne resident Robert Kettle is looking to how he can best serve his community outside the military.
Washington State Parks is inviting the public to ring in the new year during its annual First Day Hikes event on Jan. 1.
When community and public shoreline advocate Gene Brandzel spearheaded the effort to turn the weed- and trash-ridden land on 41st Avenue East and Prospect Street into a nature preserve, he had hoped to create a legacy for area residents to enjoy.
One bright clear day on our way back to school after summer vacation, we were reliving our fun times.
Just like other theaters in Seattle, A Contemporary Theatre had to adjust the way it did business during the pandemic.
While many may be thinking about pumpkins and spiced ciders, now is the time for travelers to make sure they’re prepared for winter driving.
Seattle and Washington state have become so expensive to live in that some residents are starting to look for the exit sign.
Garfield High School turned 100 years old in 2020. To celebrate, a delayed reunion was held Aug. 27 for all classes, arranged by decades, at the school.
Parlour Wines will not only celebrate its one-year anniversary of opening in Madison Park this month, but owner Brendan Casey is pleased that word is slowly spreading about his expansion.
Tagliani wouldn’t be anywhere else, which is what he tells friends back home in Seattle and Magnolia, where his family has had a home for more than 50 years, if they ask why he stays in the war-torn country.
Sweet treats are on display come Halloween. Those hosting Halloween parties or bringing items over to others’ homes for the holiday might need to scare up some new ideas for dessert.