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Judith Dern will be at Magnolia's Bookstore from 4 to 7 p.m. on Saturday with her new book, “The Food and Drink of Seattle: From Wild Salmon to Craft Beer.” Photo by Joe Veyera

Monday, August 20, 2018 5:22 PM

Magnolia author's new book covers past and present of Seattle food

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Magnolia Historical Society announces 2020 release of new book

The Magnolia Historical Society continues work on its largest history book to date, which is now expected to be released in early 2020.
SLU Community Council hosts District 7 forum

The South Lake Union Community Council will host a general election forum for Seattle City Council District 7 candidates Andrew Lewis and Jim Pugel from 5-6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 1, at the 415 Westlake event space.
Catch Fishermen's Fall Festival on Sept. 21

There’s plenty to catch at the Fishermen’s Fall Festival on Sept. 21. Paula Cassidy has watched it grow over the past 24 years, ever since she opened her Wild Salmon Seafood Market.
CityClub hosting District 7 debate on Sept. 26

Seattle CityClub is hosting a Seattle City Council District 7 debate between Jim Pugel and Andrew Lewis from 7:30-8:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 26, at Town Hall Seattle.
Helpline seeks volunteers for Taste of Queen Anne

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.”
Queen Anne lottery player wins big again

Greenwald recently celebrated his third big win, and the second at the Queen Anne Safeway at 2100 Queen Anne Ave. N. He hit all five numbers on his $5 Hit 5 card, winning $120,000, or $91,000 after taxes.
Kidney donor embarks on Grand Canyon advocacy adventure

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

Seattle artist Ryan Henry Ward has painted murals big and small all over the Pacific Northwest. He recently answered the call to bless Magnolia Lutheran Church with a henry original on the walls of its Sunday school room.
Interbay P-Patch: A community under one roof
Committee launches campaign to beautify Magnolia Village

Magnolia Village has been the historic venue for myriad community gatherings. But the business corridor has long lacked the sort of public amenities that make a neighborhood a place to explore rather than just pop in.
5 Spot scraps dinner service

5 Spot owner Peter Levy says the restaurant will focus on its popular breakfast and lunch offerings moving forward, but is discontinuing dinner service in response to the market on the top of Queen Anne.
Annual car show parks it in Magnolia

Local classic, exotic and drag-racing car owners lined West McGraw Street for the Magnolia Village Car Show on Sunday.
Neighbors come together for National Night Out

Twenty-five Queen Anne and Magnolia streets, parks, common spaces or private yards were signed up to host National Night Out events on Tuesday night.
SPR hosting Mayfair Park open house

Seattle Parks and Recreation is hosting an open house to share plans for replacing aging timber features in Mayfair Park, including a stairway from the ‘70s, retaining walls and light fixtures. The play area is not part of the project, and the park will need to close when the project starts in spring 2020.
Magnolia sailor wins Transpacific Yacht Race with local crew

Magnolia resident Shawn Dougherty is sharing this year’s Transpacific Yacht Race victory with his crew, who joined him for the nine-day voyage from Los Angeles to Honolulu last month.
Summerfest continues Seafair tradition

Residents had already crowded the curbs of West McGraw Street in anticipation of the 2019 Magnolia Summerfest Seafair Parade and Kids Parade by 10 a.m. Saturday. The annual Summerfest celebration took place Aug. 2-4.
‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’ a bitter disappointment
Seattle-based movie director calls Queen Anne home

Movie director Ben Medina’s career has taken him around the world. Following the release of his latest thriller shot in and around Seattle, the Queen Anne resident now has plans to shoot two more films here in the Pacific Northwest.
Seattle Opera expands rush program for 2019-20 season

The Seattle Opera is expanding access to its rush program, making discounted day-of-show tickets available to civil servants, primary- and secondary-school educators, arts industry professionals and nonprofit employees, as well as low-income patrons.
Rooftop Brewing hosting annual block party on Aug. 10

The annual Rooftop Brewing Company Block Party will be pumping out live music from noon to midnight at its brewery and expanded taproom near Fishermen’s Terminal on Saturday, Aug. 10.

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