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These Are Seattle’s 2024 James Beard Semifinalists

What a week: first the Oscar nominations. And today, the James Beard Foundation announced its 2024 restaurant and chef award...

How Credit Card Points and Airline Miles Have Taken Over Recreational Travel

From the patio of an overwater bungalow in Maldives, the turquoise Indian Ocean waters behind them, Seattleites Kaelee and Brian...

Rantz: School ‘celebrated’ Fidel Castro as ‘hero’ during MLK assembly

A local high school celebrated Fidel Castro as a “hero” during a Martin Luther King Jr. assembly last week, according to the mother of...

Peek Some PNW Homes That Feel Like Palm Springs

When the SAD lamp’s just not cutting it anymore, Seattleites flock to sunnier climes like migratory birds on Lexapro. Chief...

Seattle’s Most Underrated Restaurants

Yes, Fonda la Catrina in Georgetown is a reliable destination for the warm embrace of some pozole, carne asada, and enchiladas. But next door, its...

The Average Woman Looks Amazing

denim line with hourglass-friendly tailored waists and extra room in the hips." data-image-selection="{"x1":162,"y1":533,"x2":2876,"y2":3530,"width":2714,"height":2997}"> If you weren’t here, I would just be stripping...

It’s a New Era at King Donuts

The entire extended family was gathered in Seattle before her youngest son’s wedding, so Kim Sok seized the opportunity to...

State of Washington, Seattle have some of the US’ highest grocery prices

Food prices are taking a bigger bite out of the wallets of Washingtonians than the residents of almost any other state in the U.S....

Cake vs. Raised Doughnuts: Which Is Better?

We talk a lot around here about the best doughnuts. And newest doughnuts. Most of them fall into one of...

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