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Was This Olympia Restaurant the Inspiration for In-N-Out Burger?

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In the wake of World War II, a young man named Harry Snyder returned to Seattle, a city where he’d...

Jack Stine: We all deserve to be First Class

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For the first time in my life, I flew First Class. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not bragging about having John Curley levels of...

Mike Easton Plans a Pizzeria in Walla Walla

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Mike Easton, the chef behind the legendary Il Corvo, the charming Il Nido, and the pretty-much-also-legendary Bar Bacetto in Waitsburg,...

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

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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

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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

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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?

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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

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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

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