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Shaun Scott Chronicles Seattle’s Civic Shortcomings through Sports

For author Shaun Scott, sports became “a secondary political education.”" data-image-selection="{"x1":0,"y1":0,"x2":4480,"y2":2987,"width":4480,"height":2987}"> Last summer, in the run-up to the 2023 MLB All-Star...

Ballard’s Creepiest Curiosity Shop Reminds Us to Be Weird

Almost everything is for sale, except the two-headed cow. Down a flight of stairs on Ballard's busiest shopping street, Ballyhoo...

Renewed pushback against possible West Seattle pickleball courts

Washington’s state sport is causing some controversy at Seattle’s Lincoln Park.  Seattle Parks and Recreation plans to convert already existing, dilapidated tennis courts into...

Seattle’s Seaplanes Take Off in a New Direction

If seaplanes have a nemesis, it’s the humble standup paddleboard. Pile enough SUPs into Lake Union, bobbing on the surface...

Local Pottery Artists: Modern Portland & Seattle Ceramics to Add to Your Home

Local Pottery Artists: Modern Portland & Seattle Ceramics for Your Home ...

Feds OK natural gas pipeline expansion in Pacific Northwest over environmentalist protests

Federal regulators have approved the expansion of a natural gas pipeline in the Pacific Northwest over the protest of environmental groups and top officials in...

How (and Why) to Start Bird-Watching in Seattle

“Look, there’s one!” A woman exclaims, pointing up into a tree. Fifty-seven pairs of eyes follow her finger. We’re on...

Best Chinese Food in Seattle for Authentic & Creative Dishes

Best Chinese Food in Seattle for Authentic & Creative Dishes ...

Missing West Seattle man with dementia, 86, last seen a month ago

The family of an 86-year-old West Seattle man who recently was diagnosed with dementia is asking for the public’s help in finding him after...

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