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Susan Cain's Quiet Revolution
Schools and workplaces are increasingly geared towards the chatty among us. Why Northwest parents and their kids should give more weight to silence.
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$15 or Less: Weekend listings for the budget-conscious culture lover
Candy-O at the Sunset, bacon oatmeal raisin cookie milkshakes, nuns, mimosas, Jack Nicholson and more
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Becoming Big League (Part Two)
Opening Day 1969! In the second excerpt from Bill Mullins' new book about the Seattle Pilots, we return to Sicks' Stadium.
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Becoming Big League (Part One)
On the eve of the Mariner's home opener, author Bill Mullins shares an excerpt from his new book about Seattle's first-ever MLB Opening Day in 1969.
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$15 or less: Weekend listings for the budget-conscious culture lover
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Cherry blossom time
"Cherry diplomacy" made Seattle one the premier cherry blossom cities in the U.S. Some history and a guide to the best blossom-viewing spots in town.
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The success of a city at night
Creating a vibrant, thriving city is one thing. Making it that way at night is another entirely.
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Yakima's push to become Washington's wine capital
A new ecosystem of Yakima wineries - and their impressive lists of wines - are driving the small town's efforts to put themselves on the map for wine-lovers.
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Detroit's art revival, real-life 'Spellbound,' the sculpture park seeks indigenous inspiration and women writers gather at Hugo House.
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What would the Pike Place Market do?
The model for a walkable, vibrant urban neighborhood for rich and poor is right under our noses. The Market is about more than flower stalls and history.
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$15 or less: Weekend listings for the budget-conscious culture lover
Pie, pierogies and some quality literature.
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Lessons from Iceland: What the tiny country teaches us about building better places
From its practical building materials to its magical nighttime skies, Iceland honors natural and built environments, and celebrates the challenges of place.
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The boys at the pool: Greenlake's water aerobics set
For a few dynamic seniors, Greenlake's Evans Pool is the place to be on a weekday morning.
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Mariners' spring training: This year, hope springs authentic
A team that flailed at the plate last year has lots of hitting options this year. And then there's the pitching.
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