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Trailhead Direct's transit-to-trails service returns this weekend

The fifth season begins Saturday and runs through Labor Day, Sept. 4.

Those interested in running for office can file next week

Candidate Filing Week runs from Monday through May 19.

Seattle dance company Whim W’him sets spring program

Choreographers Emilie Leriche and Rauf Yasit will reveal new contemporary dance works alongside company founder Olivier Wevers.

Allies, opponents react to Gov. Inslee’s decision against a fourth term

Inslee, a Democrat, is currently the longest-tenured governor in the country.

Farmers Market: Ready for a new season

2023 Queen Anne Farmers Market to feature 70 vendors.

Voters approve levy to fund mental health services

The nine-year levy will create a regional network of five crisis care centers throughout the county.

Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month Celebration kicks off Saturday

More than 40 countries and distinct cultural groups, languages and customs are represented by the API community in the greater Seattle area.

Pioneer Association hosting Mount Rainier National Park talk

Jeff Antonelis-Lapp, an emeritus faculty member at The Evergreen State College, will discuss his book, 'Tahoma and its People.'

SPU event not a typical competition

Seattle Pacific's annual business contest highlights student-led projects.

Magnolia Chamber’s main fundraiser coming up

Organization also working on other projects for community.

Seattle Humane raising funds at Tuxes & Tails gala

The event is set for May 13 at Magnuson Park in Seattle.

Realtor hosting annual shredding, recycling event

Ken Graff is once again sponsoring a paper-shredding, electronics-recycling and charitable donation event.

Interbay P-Patch hosting plant sale

The event is scheduled for May 6-7.

The right and wrong ways to plant spring bulbs

Get Growing: April features the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival.