By Georgie Bright Kunkel
Over the years people have risen up to demand what they considered to be their rights and to share in the good life. But even with any one group speaking out for equality at any one time, there has been the…MORE
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Sun, 03/01/15
By Georgie Bright Kunkel
Over the years people have risen up to demand what they considered to be their rights and to share in the good life. But even with any one group speaking out for equality at any one time, there has been the…MORE
Fri, 02/27/15
By Jeanny Rhee
There are locals that merely make up Seattle and there are long-time locals that epitomize Seattle’s bohemian culture and spirit. Seattle native and Roosevelt High School alum Norman Petersen would be the latter.
Born…MORE
Wed, 02/25/15
By Amanda Knox
In the wake of Chinese New Year, ArtsWest Theatre has welcomed home ex interim Artistic Director Annie Lareau to direct the theatre’s latest production, Chinglish, by Tony award-winning playwright David Henry Hwang. Lareau—…MORE
Wed, 02/25/15
By Peggy Sturdivant
Last spring a local writer asked if there was a space in Ballard similar to Hugo House; a writer’s center on Capitol Hill that provides classes, workshops and overall support for writers. She also said, “If nothing…MORE
Tue, 02/24/15
In hopes of expanding the public knowledge and awareness of the native American art in our community and elsewhere, the Southwest Seattle Historical Society has teamed up with Duke's Restaurant to offer an Alaskan Totem Cruise Sept. 19-26.…MORE
Mon, 02/23/15
by Pat Cashman
Even after all these weeks have gone by, a friend is still railing about the New England Patriots. “Those guys are cheaters!” he said. “I mean, under-inflating their balls? A baseball team would never do that.” What…MORE
Sun, 02/22/15
By Georgie Bright Kunkel
What a strange title for a column. But it is true that our weather has been unusually mild all year so far. Just this morning I saw my first chickadee flitting about in the bare limbs of the chestnut tree in my…MORE
Wed, 02/18/15
“ ‘Piano Man’ is probably one of the most difficult songs in our library, but you’re doing a pretty good job,” said Kevin McCarthy, of McCarthy Music and inventor of the Illuminating Piano.
With very minimal experience on the keys, this…MORE
Sat, 02/14/15
By Carole Smith
Upon some futuristic tide Into our waters she would glide A streamlined lass whose smooth design Would conquer hearts in record time
For unlike any other ship Instead of just an island trip You felt like you were…MORE
Wed, 02/11/15
By Peggy Sturdivant
“I’m a milliner.”
I overheard those words at Sunset Hill Green Market and immediately looked around. I’m not sure I’d heard anyone speak those words before.
Sure enough, the speaker was wearing a hat,…MORE