Recently, some Queen Anne parents expressed concern after they encountered an older man snapping multiple photos of their children as the kids played in Seattle Center fountain.
A Story Runs Through It Film Project and Festival is inviting residents of all ages to create visual tales featuring Seattle’s neighborhoods and communities. Free workshops are available to train participants on film making techniques.
On Saturday, June 2, a section of West Commodore Way will be closed for four months to enable workers to connect sewer lines in Seattle’s Interbay neighborhood to a new tunnel beneath the Lake Washington Ship Canal.
Seattle’s political correctness assumes numerous guises: At times, it can be numbing and paralyzing; at other times, it makes the right thing happen, which was the case last Thursday, May 24, at Amazon’s shareholders meeting at the Seattle Art Museum.
We should all pay attention to outbursts of truth from our politicians. They are so rare, and so revealing.
I was surprised to see that Belltown Video closed recently. More accurately, I was surprised that I hadn’t noticed that Belltown Video closed recently. I thought my powers of observation were better than that, but I don’t recall seeing any “Going Out of Business Sale” signs in the windows.
Pam Cooper knows that if someone punches her in the nose, punching them back would be silly. She would want to know why she was punched — why anyone would be punched, actually.
The Waterfront Seattle Project is due to bring big changes to the city’s waterfront.
At this point it’s pretty much a fact that Charlize Theron can play bad. Whether it be completely transforming her appearance as a serial killer in “Monster,” or in last year’s “Young Adult,” where she gave a multilayered performance as a cruel but pathetic overgrown teenager.
On Monday, June 4, WS Contractors began installing five basalt pieces in Counterbalance Park.