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The Artist Who Volleys Ceramics, Papier-Mâché, Needlepoint, and Tennis?

Jessica Jackson Hutchins, 53, says her work comes “in nuggets.” These “nuggets”—fits of inspiration—are equally likely to manifest as battered...

Atoma Makes Fine Dining So Much Fun

Why is it that shrinking a martini down to half its size makes it twice as fun to drink? The...

The tale of a local hero and his machete

The weapon of choice might be vintage, but it’s as effective in modern times as ever, at least for one Tacoma store owner. Seventy-year-old...

Interstate 5 in Downtown Seattle: Put a Lid on It?

An I-5 lid represents a generational opportunity to add new urban space close to downtown." data-image-selection="{"x1":0,"y1":0,"x2":4800,"y2":3230,"width":4800,"height":3230}"> Like many American cities developed...

Electric school buses finally make headway, but hurdles still stand

The first electric school buses in the United States began running a decade ago in three school districts in California, providing a ride that...

Tired of diesel fumes, these moms are pushing for electric school buses

Areli Sanchez’s daughter, Aida, used to be one of 20 million American kids who ride a diesel bus to school each day. Aida...

Rantz: Voters worry over Washington party declaration on primary ballot envelope

Voters are again miffed and concerned that you must check a Washington party declaration on the outside of the primary ballot return envelope. If...

The Best Treehouse Vacation Rentals in Washington

Where would we be without Pete Nelson? Grounded, probably. The Pacific Northwest wouldn’t be the national center of high-end treehouse making, and the construction...

Fatal crash leads to multiple-hour shutdown of Highway 7

Washington State Patrol (WSP) is investigating a fatal crash on Highway 7 near Weiler Road south of Spanaway after a car attempted to pass...

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