“For a Good Time Call” should have been better.
Host families are needed for high school foreign exchange students for the 2012-2013 school year.
Evan Otte, age 7, was the Magnolia Library 2012 Breakfast of Champions winner and Katie Udycz, age 7, was the Queen Anne Library 2012 Breakfast of Champion winner. The breakfast, held Aug. 23 at the Space Needle, honored 27 winners from each of the city’s neighborhood libraries.
You’re thinking this is a strange topic for a column on Simplicity — talking about how I grieved for the passing of my little dog. But Simplicity is a lens that we use to look at all aspects of our lives.
Finally, a near great raunchy comedy featuring women has come out this year to compete against movies like “21 Jump Street,”
What if you had a medical condition that most people have never heard of, no one knows what the cause is and no one knows how to treat?
It appears that the city is in the process of wasting a huge amount of our tax dollars on another ill-conceived project.
The Seattle Port Commission has had its share of shaky times since King County voters approved its creation in 1911...
Senior Caleb Nyone played a part in two goals for 11th-ranked Seattle Pacific University men’s soccer team, which started its 2012 season with 4-2 road victory over Notre Dame de Namur at Koret Field in Belmont, Calif.
During this 50th Anniversary of the 1962 Seattle Worlds Fair — "Century 21" — frequent articles have memorialized the Fair and its background. Many have referred to Alfred J Schweppe, a prominent lawyer and former University of Washington Law School dean, who played a role as civic watchdog regarding certain actions leading up to the Fair, particularly those related to the conversion of the 1928 Civic Auditorium into the Opera House (now McCaw hall). There's been little note however of Schweppe's main opponent, A.C.Van Soelen, Seattle's long serving, elected city attorney.
Labor Day traditionally marks the start of the campaign season. This year, with record amounts of corporate-funded SuperPAC money being poured into the presidential race and a smaller but still overwhelming flood finding its way to our governor's race, the “lesser” races and ballot measures aren’t likely to get much media attention.
The Upper Crust Bakery in Magnolia Village was more than another business. For many, including certain Village elders who, weather permitting, sunned themselves on the sidewalk out front while solving the world’s problems, it was a true “third place.” On Aug. 30, the bakery went dark.