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7 dishes from the year of Seattle's 1962 World's Fair, from alder-smoked salmon to glazed char siu

The Century 21 Exposition opened April 21, 1962, on a 74-acre site in Seattle, and the Space Needle had gone up from groundbreaking to finished tower in about a year so it would be ready for opening day. Nearly ten million visitors came through before the gates closed on October 21. The food that got the most attention was the Belgian waffle, which Walter Cleyman served with strawberries and whipped cream at two stands, selling more than half a million of them over six months.

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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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Washington Football Facing Must-Win Game With Trip to Michigan State

Ahead of their first trip to East Lansing as members of the Big Ten, Washington will face some serious pressure to come out on top over the 3-6 Michigan State Spartans. A win for the Huskies doesn't exactly tip the scales on what has been a disappointing season, but suffering their fifth loss of the season to a team with just one win in conference play could prove to have a major impact on the future of the program. Before taking a snap, Jedd Fisch's program entered the season as the No. 17-ranked team in the country in the preseason AP Poll. With College Football Playoff aspirations from those both within and outside the building, those hopes quickly drifted away. After narrowly escaping their first two games, including a 16-14 win over Utah State in Week Two, the Huskies dropped out of the top 25 and haven't been back since. Since beginning conference play, UW has lost four of six, three of which were at home. To fall short of expectations is one thing, but the fashion in which Washington has done it is concerning. The offense, led by second-year starter Demond Williams Jr. and an offensive line that once

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Barron Heating Air Electrical and Plumbing: Three Years of Serving Local Organizations Through The ‘Barron KARES’ Program

Barron Heating Air Electrical and Plumbing was founded in Whatcom County in 1972, and today their trucks and vans are seen in Skagit, Snohomish, San Juan, and Island Counties as well. They’ve always believed in giving back to the community, and in 2023 they found a new way to focus their outreach. That’s when Barron launched the KARES program, a way to show local charities and nonprofits Kindness, Appreciation, Response, Empathy, and Service.

Whatcom County, WA · 1d

Washington is for Adventure

Seattle’s Christmas Ship has been sailing since 1949, and watching it from shore costs nothing

Argosy's glowing Christmas Ship sails November 27 to December 23, and its choir sings to free crowds on the beach. Here's where to stand and which nights to pick. The post Seattle’s Christmas Ship has been sailing since 1949, and watching it from shore costs nothing appeared first on Washington is for Adventure .

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Demond Williams Jr.'s Health Issue Explained By Coach

The quarterback took a pounding at times against Penn State last weekend.

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Seattle’s largest apartment development touts luxurious hotel-style amenities

Seattle House, the largest apartment development in the city, begins welcoming its first residents this month. The half-block development at 2300 Sixth Avenue in Denny Triangle features two 45-story towers joined by a 13-story podium and adds 1,131 apartments to the area. It’s been one of the most anticipated projects in the Seattle.

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Columbia Bank lands naming rights to Husky Stadium

SEATTLE - The University of Washington has reached a licensing agreement with Columbia Bank for the naming rights of Husky Stadium. The deal was approved by the UW Board of Regents on Thursday afternoon. Husky Stadium will be called Columbia Bank Stadium beginning January 1, 2027. According to Christian Caple of On Montlake, the deal is reportedly worth $70 million over 10 years, making it the richest annual naming rights deal in college football.

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2026 Christmas & Holiday Events in North Seattle - Shoreline: The Ultimate Guide

Looking for the best Christmas events and holiday fun in North Seattle - Shoreline for 2026? We've got you covered! From dazzling Christmas light displays and Santa visits to holiday parades, tree lightings, festive markets, and free family activities, there's plenty to celebrate this season. Macaroni KID North Seattle -...

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A younger generation is giving new life to Seattle’s iconic floating homes

On Lake Union and Portage Bay, longtime floating home residents are moving on, and young families are taking their place. For many newcomers, the draw is as much the close-knit community as the uniqueness of the homes. Neighbors see each other daily, stopping to chat on shared docks, and that sense of community is part of the appeal. Inside, though, the homes are private and quiet, and docks are usually silent by 9 PM.

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Before Every Ferry Ride To Whidbey, Locals Grab Fish And Chips At Ivar’s Mukilteo Landing

There is a simple ritual on the Mukilteo waterfront, and it starts long before the ferry horn. People heading to Whidbey Island have learned that the wait for the boat goes a lot better with a basket of fish and chips in hand. The spot they head to sits right...

Mukilteo, WA · 1d

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Byrd Barr Place Helps Turn 2 Million Pounds of Rescued Food Into Relief for Seattle Families

As rising food costs and cuts to federal assistance place additional pressure on families, a grassroots effort powered by bicycles and volunteers has reached a major milestone in Seattle. Cascade Bicycle Club’s Pedaling Relief Project, which partners with Byrd Barr Place and other community organizations, has transported 2 million pounds of rescued food and essential goods to help residents facing food insecurity.

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Four Jackson High School Students Named 2027 National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists

Four Henry M. Jackson High School seniors have been named 2027 National Merit Scholarship semifinalists. Callia Park, Madeleine Swanson, Alyssa Webb, and Milo Bostrom were recognized for their outstanding academic achievements at the Everett Public Schools Board of Directors meeting on November 10. The students join a select group of...

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Garden d’Lights in Bellevue has more than half a million lights, and the $5 weeknights are the ones to book

Garden d'Lights lights up Bellevue Botanical Garden from November 28 to January 3. Here's how the tickets work, which nights cost $5, and where to park for free. The post Garden d’Lights in Bellevue has more than half a million lights, and the $5 weeknights are the ones to book appeared first on Washington is for Adventure .

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Copperworks’ Mystery Cask Keeps Its Secrets Hidden

A Seattle distillery is getting ready to release a whiskey that even its buyers won’t be able to look inside before they get it. Copperworks Distilling Co. has announced its newest American Single Ma

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Parker Friedrichsen Gets His Shot at UW

He's part of the Huskies' 3-point shooting upgrade this season.

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After Telling Councilmembers To Avoid “Getting into the Depth of Topics,” Strauss Plans to Rush Entire Budget Through on Friday

The budget chair’s amendments would add millions of dollars for Ballard—including a bus route to his own neighborhood that’s likely near the bottom of Metro’s priority list. City Council budget committee chair Dan Strauss wants to wrap up the budget process this week, despite other council...

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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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