The generous patrons of The Stepping Stone raised $1,600 for the Queen Anne Food Bank.
Before diving into 2014, here is my annual list of overhyped and underreported local stories of the past year.
Throughout 2013, Seattle was tagged with some pretty strange best and worst awards.
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KCTS-9’s 17th-annual Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood Sweater Drive, runs from Jan. 12 through Feb. 8.
Beginning Jan. 1, KING-FM 98.1 will play at least one Mozart piece per hour and share an all-Mozart channel online.
There has always been the notion that champagne is for special occasions, but I think it can make any occasion special.
What early Seattle lumber baron was accused in 1876 of embezzling funds intended for “the Grand Lottery of Washington?”
Seattle residents can put their trees and greens out on their regular collection day at no extra charge through Jan. 12.
The 12th-annual Polar Bear Swim will be at noon on Wednesday, Jan. 1 at Matthews Beach.
The annual Bad Wig and Ugly Tracksuit Walk will take place at Green Lake at noon on New Year’s Day.
Seattle Public Utilities is getting ready to replace the North Transfer Station with a more modern and efficient facility.
Beginning as early as Monday, Jan. 6, SDOT will close westbound Mercer Street to accommodate deep drainage work.
Two new stylists have joined the team at Lisa Power Salon.
Industry veteran Annie Scrivanich has joined Cruise Specialists as the company’s senior vice president.