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What a Week for Capitol Hill Restaurant Closings

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Today, the owners of Italian restaurant Machiavelli posted the dreaded note on Instagram. The note takes many forms (the actual...

5 Marines confirmed dead after helicopter crash outside San Diego

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SAN DIEGO (AP) — Five U.S. Marines aboard a helicopter that went down during stormy weather in the mountains outside of San Diego are confirmed dead,...

Do Seattle Rents Have Seasonal Affective Disorder?

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We are well into the winter slog where everything feels dark and dreary and slow. Even Seattle's rental market is...

The Case for Reading as a Self-Care Activity

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Every year at the beginning of January, I gather with my friend Ashley and her family among piles of craft...

GOP-controlled House fails to impeach the homeland security secretary

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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Republican-controlled House has failed to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas over the Biden administration’s handling of the U.S.-Mexico border. Tuesday night’s...

Two Poems by Seattle Writer Luther Hughes

Seattle
Those of you picking up Seattle Met's print edition in 2024 will notice something different: we've added a poetry page, with...

Should Couples Track Each Others’ Cell Phones?

Seattle
The most intimate three little words you can hear from a romantic partner in 2024? Not those three, the infamous...

Can a Video Game Prepare Us for the Big One?

Seattle
It’s been three days since the shaking stopped. In that time, the world has been remade—houses have slid from their...

A Kitchen Remodel Goes Dutch—but Not Too Much

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As historic Seattle architectural styles go, Dutch Colonial Revival—known for curved eaves that give it the look of an old-fashioned barn—stands...

Ninth and Hennepin Makes Doughnuts for People Who Hate Sprinkles

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When dreaming up new doughnut flavors, not many people would look to salad for inspiration. But Justin Newstrum never did...

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