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Magnolia preschool wraps up four-decade run

By Polly Critchlow's count, more than 1,000 families have come through the doors of Creative Arts for Children over the last 40 years.
A new take on tea time

Japanese-inspired cafe and market to open in former Cederberg space later this month
Construction to close of parts of Elliott Bay Trail

Stretch between West Galer Street and Centennial Park is slated to reopen next fall
Vegan cafe to open in Uptown

Broadfork aims to open later this month in former Sandwich Tree space
SDOT says Magnolia Bridge planning study is 'proactive'

The Seattle Department of Transportation plans to have a preferred alternative identified later this year to replace the functional needs served by the existing Magnolia Bridge.

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NEWS

City traffic engineer at next Greenways public forum

Dongho Chang will take part in the next Queen Anne Greenways public forum on June 26 at the Queen Anne Community Center

ON THE TOWN

Superb cast buoys Book-It's 'Picture of Dorian Gray'

Wilde’s tale begins innocently when the well-known artist Basil Hallward meets narcissistic Dorian Gray, a cultured, wealthy, and impossibly beautiful young man.

SCHOOLS & YOUTHS

Magnolia preschool wraps up four-decade run

By Polly Critchlow's count, more than 1,000 families have come through the doors of Creative Arts for Children over the last 40 years.

OPINION

MUSINGS FROM THE LAUNDROMAT | The stuff of life

In looking for a couch, I scrolled through dozens of photos of people’s things and became mesmerized as I looked at these personal objects. It felt intimate. Somewhat voyeuristic.

BUSINESS

A new take on tea time

Japanese-inspired cafe and market to open in former Cederberg space later this month

POLICE BLOTTER

SENIORS & BOOMERS

Magnolia Historical Society hosts annual meeting April 19

Archivist Midori Okazaki will be the guest speaker at the Magnolia Lutheran Church (2414 31st Ave. W.)

MUSINGS FROM THE LAUNDROMAT | The stuff of life

Magnolia preschool wraps up four-decade run

A new take on tea time

Drop-in sessions this month on Magnolia Bridge planning study

LEGAL POINTERS | Your neighbor's tree

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