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I Found a Family at the Tacoma Paper Mill

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Shift workers at the mill, 1981. Photograph courtesy Chuck Whitt On November 30, 1977, I walked into the paper mill known to me only...

Best Pumpkin Patches Near Seattle

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The consumption of pumpkin spice has grown exponentially, and that can only mean one thing: It’s officially fall. While...

What’s Up with Covid-19 in Seattle Right Now?

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Well, folks, the Washington State Fair may be back but the Wildcat isn’t the only roller coaster we appear to...

Property Watch: This Ski Cabin Could Be Winter Party Central

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In the Northwest, woodsy cabins are useful year-round. But as we enter autumn, ski season is right around the corner. Many...

Why Is It Called Capitol Hill?

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About 2,500 years ago the ancient Romans placed a temple to the god Jupiter on one of their city’s seven...

The Decline and Fall of the Pac-12

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Jake Dickert, Washington State University’s 40-year-old, second-year head football coach, was born and raised in Wisconsin. He still travels there...

The Northwest’s Scariest Road Trip Is Perfect for Early Fall

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Don't close your eyes and don't look down. On the most dramatic mile of Harts Pass Road—more officially known as U.S....

New Pickleball Courts Debut in Downtown Seattle

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Someday historians will look back at this epoch, the early-to-late 2020s, and label it the Pickleball Era. The Paddle Period....

How a Historic Anacortes Church Turned into a Destination Recording Studio

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“I started off in bands affiliated with churches,” Nicholas Wilbur says with a laugh. “So I guess it’s come full circle....

Kent gas station to roll back the price of gas to $3.82 today

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The Washington chapter of Americans for Prosperity has rolled back the price of gas to $3.82, the national average for a gallon of gas, at...

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