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Sip & Savor: Ciders & Sails, a Sumner Holiday Event, and a Bazaar
Tacoma's Foss Waterway Seaport is hosting, from 3-6 p.m. on Nov. 14, Ciders & Sails, a 21-and-up event that doesn't just feature three-ounce pours from scores of popular regional cideries, but also local eats, live music, and access to the museum. General admission tickets are going for $38.68 and get you eight pours, among other things. Find out more here.
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Out & About: Dwight Yoakam, a Christmas Market, and a Holiday Concert
Country legend Dwight Yoakam is playing at Tacoma's Emerald Queen Casino at 8 p.m. on Nov. 14. Get ticket details here. The regionally popular Seattle Christmas Market is returning on Nov. 20 to Seattle Center — where it will remain through Dec. 26 — with handcrafted gifts from 80 artisans, holiday sips and treats, entertainment, and more. Here's what all you should know.
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Capitol Hill's Egyptian Theatre Comes Back to Life With Midnight Movies
The Egyptian Theatre on Capitol Hill has flickered back to life. WFLM Seattle, the group now running the historic venue, says it has been given the go-ahead to begin a “soft opening,” with midnight movies returning to the space for the first time in roughly two years. According...
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Salty Blue Fish & Chips opening in Fremont
An Australian fish and chip spot called Salty Blue is making moves to open in Fremont at the former CrackleMi location at 709 N 35th St in January. Owner Xenos Nair is Fijian and has family spread between Fiji, Australia, and New Zealand. Fremont will be Nair’s second Salty Blue location—he also has a restaurant in Renton, which opened in 2021.
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Crafting Your Home
A Seattle Family's 50-Year-Old Mexican Restaurant Faced Closure, and Customers Packed It After the Owner's Granddaughter Posted for Help
Seattle's family-run La Palma Mexican restaurant faced closure, then customers packed it after the owner's granddaughter, Loren Jewett, posted for help online.
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Alaska Airlines to launch daily nonstop flights from Des Moines to Seattle in 2027
The New Republic
MAGA Streamer Nick Shirley Just Issued an Embarrassing Correction
Last month, right-wing conspiracy theorist and YouTuber Nick Shirley followed an old woman around Lam’s Seafood, a Vietnamese grocery store in Seattle. He observed her buying spring rolls and tuna, which he incorrectly called spam and sushi. Shirley claims in a video voiceover that the items were “magically $120.” “How come you sold this spam and sushi for $120?” he says to the cashier, who gives him a confused look. He eventually demands to speak to the manager and asks any worker in sight why they’re “letting people commit food stamp fraud.” “You all are committing fraud, this entire block is committing fraud,” he says in the video, which can still be seen on TikTok . Lam’s denied Shirley’s allegations more than a month ago, with its operations manager saying that Lam’s had never participated in any EBT fraud. They pointed out that because Shirley does not speak Vietnamese, he missed the woman clearly asking for an entire case of tuna—which she was correctly charged. A month later, Shirley fully retracted his story. “I have an important correction to make,” Shirley said in a video posted Wednesday. “I stated [the woman at Lam’s] purchased one can of spam and one