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Category Archives: Seattle Life and Culture
West Seattle’s Flower Houses
Talk about unique curb appeal. The Flower Houses are a local gem here in West Seattle, where they bring life and ch [more]
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Day of the Dead Becomes Semi-Permanent in Se...
I saw this art project the other day and had to investigate. A boring stretch of road in the South Park neighborhoo [more]
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Smith Tower: How to Lose Money
After a fresh round of 2015 renovations, Unico Properties is selling. Three years was long enough, evidently. The n [more]
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SODO Murals for the PEOPLE (on light rail)
You might never notice Seattle’s newest record-setting art installation—not unless you ride light rail, that [more]
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The Doggy Food Trucks
Life can be hard for urban dogs. No yard, constant noise, sprawling sidewalks and asphalt. But the one-of-kind Seat [more]
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The Fight to Save The Showbox
Unless something changes, The Showbox will be demolished and replaced with a $100 million, 44-story apartment build [more]
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Japan in Seattle
Two Japanese Gardens are tucked away in Seattle—islands of tranquility amid the city’s bustle and development. Thei [more]
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On April 8, You Can Bike the Viaduct
The Cascade Bicycle Club offers everyone a chance to ride a bicycle on the Alaskan Way Viaduct in either the 3-mile [more]
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Building New AND Saving History
As Seattle keeps growing, it faces the question of how to keep growing. Sprawl outward, with more suburbs and dista [more]
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Seattle’s 6 Best Holiday Light Displays
West Seattle Lights Each year after Thanksgiving, a simple house in West Seattle becomes anything but simple. Jim W [more]
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Seattle’s Haunted Hotel
In the season of pumpkins, candy, and costumes, we looked into the creepier side of real estate, and we found the s [more]
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Ballard Farmer’s Market: Photo Essay!
Welcome to the Market The Ballard Farmers Market runs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. every Sunday. The market goes year-rou [more]
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