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Today marks Seattle’s first 5 p.m. sunset of 2024

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Thursday’s sunset in Seattle and the greater Puget Sound area happened at 4:59 p.m., meaning it was the last pre-5 p.m. sunset for more...

Chess Is Taking Over Seattle Bars

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Almost nothing about Linda’s Tavern announces it as a venue for chess. There’s a shaggy buffalo head above the bar,...

Whistleblower: Boeing production a ‘disaster waiting to happen’

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An anonymous whistleblower is putting the blame for a door plug blow-out solely on Boeing, slamming the company’s quality control process, and calling the...

Whistleblower: Boeing problems on the Renton assembly line may run deep

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Boeing may be at fault for a fuselage panel that blew off of an Alaska jet earlier this month, according to an anonymous source...

These Are Seattle’s 2024 James Beard Semifinalists

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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...
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