Suzana Olmos grew up as one of six children to a Korean mother who insisted on keeping a clean house. The oldest daughter, Olmos was responsible for scrubbing the kitchen floor after dinner. She said she’d often protest when things were clean enough already, but her mother wouldn’t budge.
“She’d always say, ‘You’re so lazy, Susan. Susan, you’re so lazy.”

The Interbay Public Development Advisory Committee has more redevelopment concepts under review than when it started, and hesitated to leave any off the table on Wednesday, Sept. 11.

Local philanthropists of all means will have the opportunity to participate in an annual dinner fundraiser and live auction next month that benefits the Queen Anne Helpline.
“Helpline has a staff of three,” says executive director Cara Lauer. “We have always been and continue to be dependent on volunteers.”

The day after New Year’s, Bobby McLaughlin gave his kidney to a stranger.
He isn't stopping there.