In the game of Sephardic Torahs, U of O tops UW 1-0
A Tale of Two Torahs The fascinating story of Oregon Hillel’s new Sephardic Sefer Torah By Vida Behar Thanks to the generosity of an...| Seattle Sephardic Network
I went to the Seattle Worldcon and I had a good time. (Some Worldcons take on a unique name. The last one I went to, in Montreal, was Anticipation. The 2001 Worldcon in Philadelphia was called the Millennium Philcon and I went purely because ...| Zarf Updates
I'm going to the World Science Fiction Convention in Seattle! And speaking! It's the first Worldcon I've attended since 2009 (Montreal). After the Hadean Lands kickstarter, I figured I should spend my travel budget on game dev conferences rather ...| Zarf Updates
Worldcon is the apex annual convention for a certain stratum of science fiction fandom. My stratum, to be precise. It's also the conference whose members vote the annual Hugo Awards. Sadly, Worldcon the conference is becoming less notable than ...| Zarf Updates
Read the full article by Manuel Vida and Isabella Breda (The Seattle Times) “Years after a group of substances often described as forever chemicals were found in drinking water near Joint Base Lewis-McChord’s Yakima Training Center, families are still waiting for water filtration systems, and state officials are frustrated with the Army’s ‘pattern of slow […]| The PFAS Project Lab
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A Tale of Two Torahs The fascinating story of Oregon Hillel’s new Sephardic Sefer Torah By Vida Behar Thanks to the generosity of an...| Seattle Sephardic Network
By Olivia Coyne, Seattle Sephardic Network Summer 2023 intern My maternal grandmother, Rachel Bernstein (formerly Rachel Piha), grew up...| Seattle Sephardic Network
By Beth Jacoby Northwest Yeshiva High School (NYHS) in March chose Rabbi Yehuda Gabay as the new head of school, the first Sephardic...| Seattle Sephardic Network
By Vida Behar Sadly, Victor Alkana passed away on May 4, 2023. Ke su alma repose en Gan Eden. Dora Aboulafia Lipper, a first-generation...| Seattle Sephardic Network
To get the most out of this time of year, it’s not too soon to get ready - individually and communally.| Seattle Sephardic Network
By Al Maimon In the depths of the pandemic, it has been a while since I’ve shared experiences and thoughts. On the one hand, I’ve...| Seattle Sephardic Network
The second annual Ben Paris Salmon Derby Dinner returns this fall to Ben Paris in downtown Seattle’s State Hotel, with support […]| S E A T T L E I T E
This weekend, Taiwan meets Seattle on the waterfront for a two-day cultural celebration at Pier 58! So Taiwaneasy is an open-air summer festival hosted by the Taiwan Tourism Administration, bringin…| S E A T T L E I T E
KCRHA is in the process of assessing the potential impacts of the executive order signed by President Trump on July 24, 2025. The order directs the U.S. Attorney General (AG), U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to take the numerous actions related to homelessness. KCRHA is assessing the impacts of the executive order regarding homelessness| KCRHA
The transit advocate's strong early performance in Seattle's mayoral primary is rekindling a national conversation about the power of bold transportation reform to win at the ballot box.| usa.streetsblog.org
Seattle's World Famous Reds| Second Wind Leisure Perspectives
Planning a weekend trip to Seattle is a fun and easy getaway to the Pacific Northwest. We've picked our favorite things to do and unique Seattle sights to see, including food and dining recommendations. The post Seattle Weekend Trip: a Guide to a Great Getaway to the Emerald City appeared first on 2TravelDads.| 2TravelDads
Most visitors rush through the hits, but if you only have one day in Seattle, this perfect first-timer itinerary shows you what truly shouldn't be missed.| Day Trip Nomad
During the winter severe weather season, our first cold weather activation typically occurs around Thanksgiving and our last one is usually toward the end of March. Once we've wrapped up the last activation for the season, we can start gathering, refining, and analyzing data and information for the winter weather activation summary.| KCRHA
The U.S. job market delivered another upside surprise last month, churning out a better-than-expected 147,000 jobs. The unemployment rate ticked down unexpectedly, too.| AP News
You can avoid the sewer cleanup trouble altogether if you know the right steps to take after a sewage backup.| PureDry Restoration
Washington state is making it legal for cities to have people-centered streets in a first-in-the-nation law.| usa.streetsblog.org
Descent Legs vanish. Vikings took them, on their way up to my head. Their axes hack at cranium from the inside, their siege fires swelling brain, eyes, tongue. Smoke heat pressure burns warps twist…| Pau hana, new hana
Transitioning to using HeatRisk empowers us to respond earlier, when the people who are most likely to experience heat-related harm need support. This is KCRHA’s third summer using HeatRisk-based activation thresholds. We have aligned our activation tiers for extreme heat to better respond to the actual risk that any given heatwave poses to those living unsheltered in King County.| KCRHA
As you read this I am in New Orleans, but I pre-wrote this post reminiscing about the Center for Wooden Boats, a boat museum I visited in 2022 on a vacation ...| Laura Michet's Blog
Grab your party hat, bring on the noisemakers, and pop the champagne (if that’s your thing). Seattle is making it easier, and more affordable, to live near family and friends. Over the past several years, both the City of Seattle and Washington State have passed a wave of changes| Live Near Friends
KCRHA has launched an ongoing Request for Information (RFI) to build a Land Bank of potential sites for temporary shelter for people experiencing homelessness. By creating a Land Bank and having land options available when funding arises for new sheltering sites, or an existing site needs to move at the end of a lease, we anticipate being able to move more efficiently to open new shelter and keep existing programs up and running.| KCRHA
The ultimate Seattle bucket list to find the top things to do in the city! Whether you are a Seattle local or just visiting the...| Washington Discovered
These waterfall hikes near Seattle are within two hours of the city. There’s no better way to immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Washington...| Washington Discovered
Find the best things to do this weekend in Seattle. This list of events takes place on the weekend of July 3rd – July 7th,...| Washington Discovered
Discover the Best Halloween Events in Seattle for a Ghoulishly Good Time Spooky season has arrived and it’s time to find some ghoulish activities to...| Washington Discovered
Ride public transportation in Washington's biggest city like a pro with our COMPLETE guide to getting around Seattle for first-time visitors!| Treksplorer
With the combination of Alaska and Hawaiian, we’re transforming Seattle into the West Coast’s new premier global gateway. We’re planning for at least 12 international destinations with long-haul aircraft from Seattle by 2030.| Alaska Airlines News
(Also see: LNF primer on Seattle's new housing laws) You know how much we love accessory dwelling units (ADUs) for living near friends. It’s by far the easiest way to share a yard and be close to each other. We’ve published a general guide| Live Near Friends
Modern Makers: Submaterial - Atomic Ranch Nothing completes a Mid Century Modern space quite the element of texture. Submaterial knows this well. As design studio that produces everything from wall art to room dividers to artful curiosities that are most often also functional, Submaterial has been specializing in artful texture for almost two decades.| Atomic Ranch
submitted anonymously – On October 14th 2024, the world watched as 19 year old engineering student Sha’ban Al-Dalou was burned to death in a hospital bed with IV’s still attached by the “isra…| PUGET SOUND ANARCHISTS
“If you do not expect the unexpected you will not find it, for it is not to be reached by search or trail.” -Heraclitus Sometimes when we travel, we can only prepare for so much: weather, local transportation, travel costs, the general demeanor of the locals… But frequently, there are questions we just don’t know […] The post Tour Guides Dispel Most Common City Myths appeared first on WeVenture.| WeVenture
Supporting local businesses and industries while traveling is easier than ever these days. In this post, we’re highlighting three of our WeVenture cities that really shine when it comes to offering local food options – particularly produce and local-grown ingredients – for both locals and visitors alike. Take a look at the delicious offerings available […] The post The Responsible Tourist: Eating Local appeared first on WeVenture.| WeVenture
Every major city has something of a cocktail scene these days, but have you ever wondered whether each has its own unique cocktail, either invented or popularized there? We have. We dove deep into our cocktail knowledge, asked the experts around town, and landed on some city-specific and very delicious cocktails. Philadelphia – The Clover […] The post Cocktails Across America – What To Drink & Where appeared first on WeVenture.| WeVenture
Seattle has long held the title “Coffee Capital of the United States”, reflected in its higher-than-average coffee consumption and, of course, its historic ties with global coffee behemoth Starbucks. Although it has slipped down on the list of U.S. cities with the most coffee shops per capita in recent years, quality coffee is an integral […]| WeVenture
Are you looking for the best spots to find cherry blossoms in Seattle? Well, you have come to the right place!| Wondrous Washington
Seattle gets a bad rap for its grey and rainy winters, but summers are bliss with beautiful blue skies and plenty of sunshine. When the sun shines, locals head outdoors to hit the forests, mountains, and, of course, all the beautiful beaches in Seattle. The Emerald City is home to over 200 miles of shoreline, ... Read more The post 12 Most Beautiful Beaches in Seattle, Washington appeared first on Treksplorer.| Treksplorer
If you’re in Seattle and longing for a mix of nature, history, and breathtaking views, Discovery Park is your ticket to paradise! Situated on Magnolia Bluff overlooking Puget Sound, this beautiful bluff-top reserve is the largest park in Seattle, protecting a remarkable 534 acres of urban wilderness in the heart of the city. From miles ... Read more The post Discovery Park, Seattle: What to See & Do + How to Get There appeared first on Treksplorer.| Treksplorer
Discover what to see & do and where to eat, drink & stay in Uptown Seattle, with this COMPLETE neighborhood guide!| Treksplorer
From hiking & biking to kayaking & skiing add a dash of adventure to your vacation with these fun outdoor activities in Seattle, Washington!| Treksplorer
Madison's outgoing police chief harangued us about body cameras and... Boy Scouts?| Tone Madison
A University of Washington student received an academic hold after developing a tool that administrators said violated university policy.| EdScoop
2024 at KCRHA was a year of accomplishments, challenges, and learning as we work towards fulfilling our mission.| KCRHA
The updated United States Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) charts a path to net zero, with targets that rely on cities' leadership.| C40 Cities
KCRHA's Governing Board is seeking applications for individuals to represent those with Lived Experience on the Board.| KCRHA
This Seattle itinerary guides you to iconic local sights like Pike Place Market, the Space Needle, and local eats, plus tips for navigating the city like a pro!| Plate & Compass
Learn about C40 Cities' It's in the Air campaign, which focused on clean air zones as a major solution to the ongoing climate crisis.| C40 Cities
Looking for a list of Washington State hikes to add to your list for the summer? Here's our take on the 25 best hikes in Washington State.| Wheatless Wanderlust
Dr. Kelly Kinnison’s journey to become the Chief Executive Officer at the King County Regional Homelessness Authority began earlier this year. From the beginning she felt like she was destined to fill this role. Her interactions with elected leaders, community members and staff along the way only strengthened her excitement and commitment to lead KCRHA in service of people experiencing homelessness.| KCRHA
Planning a trip to Olympic National Park and wondering how to get there? Here's what you need to know, including the closest airport & ferry routes.| Wheatless Wanderlust
Pier 57 in Seattle has the top kid-friendly attractions including Wings Over Washington, the waterfront carousel and The Seattle Great Wheel.| Marcie in Mommyland
Explore public street art at Brush The post Explore Brush of Seattle’s Public Street Art appeared first on Jeff Reifman. Follow @reifman on Twitter.| Jeff Reifman
As of today, the Seattle region has raised $270,769 for The Herbfarm to prepare more than 10,437 meals of which 8,415 have been delivered to fifteen Covid-19 hospitals since March 15th. The kind folks at Motion State gifted this beautiful […] The post The Herbfarm | Farm to Frontline (Video) appeared first on Jeff Reifman. Follow @reifman on Twitter.| Jeff Reifman
Update June 4th, 2020: Through the last eleven weeks, the tireless staff at The Herbfarm produced 14,626 meals for medical teams around the Puget Sound Area. Seattle and Eastside residents have raised $330,829 via GoFundMe, OneRedmond and the now closed […]| Jeff Reifman
Here are 12 things to do in Pioneer Square, including art, history, sports, and food and drink.| Traveling with MJ
In 1939 LIFE devoted a themed issue to the future of America, and it led off its reporting with a big piece on the Pacific Northwest, which the magazine predicted would be an engine of of growth as the country looked to move past the Great Depression. The region was described by hopefuls as “the ... Read more| LIFE
A guide to summer movie clubs, outdoor cinema, and drive-in theatres in Seattle, King County, and Western Washington. Also includes links to kid-friendly movie guides for parents.| More Good Days with Kids
The Edith Macefield house is a property located in the Ballard neighborhood in Seattle, Washington, USA. Edith’s house became a ‘real estate holdout’ property in 2006 when she refused $1 million to sell her home to make way for a five-story commercial development. The History of Edith Macefield House Edith Macefield was born in Oregon […]| House & History
Change is in the air.| busybee: Photography
Photography of the August 21, 2017 eclipse in Seattle| busybee: Photography
The Mole Day solar eclipse visible from downtown Seattle, WA| busybee: Photography
A place where you can see lots of locks, and lox.| busybee: Photography
Views of, around, and near Gas Works Park in Seattle.| busybee: Photography
A jaunt into the decaying underbelly of old Seattle| busybee: Photography
A trip to Seattle’s Golden Gardens in September 2012| busybee: Photography
The Seattle Space Needle is an iconic sight on the city skyline. But, with tickets costing... The post Is the Seattle Space Needle Worth it? Honest Review first appeared on imperfect idealist.| imperfect idealist
Looking for a guide to the best hikes near Seattle? Here are our 23 favorite Seattle hikes, all within two hours of the city, including a few in the city.| Wheatless Wanderlust
on poetry in the workplace| sandwiches i made.
Seattle is a sports city, no one could argue that. Not only is it home to six professional sports teams, but it’s also brought home 21 national & international professional team championships, including, four WNBA| Stuffed Suitcase
The best gluten-free beer in the USA are from Ghostfish Brewing Company, Ground Breaker Brewing Company, Glutenberg, and Holidaily Brewing Company.| Celiac and the Beast
Looking to travel to Seattle? Visit the best gluten-free restaurants in Seattle with Celiac and the Beast, includuing Ghostfish Brewing Company and more!| Celiac and the Beast
中文版正在翻译当中！ Fighting For Our Common Freedoms: A letter from Seattle to Hong Kong Protesters Dear Hong Kong protesters, We write to you as people who participated in the Occupy Wall Street movement a…| Black Orchid Collective
This month’s PGSQL Phriday #014 is about PostgreSQL Events, and it’s a great time to give an update about the Seattle Postgres User Group where I’ve been working together with lon…| Ardent Performance Computing
There's no shortage of things to do in the Ballard neighborhood of Seattle. This storied neighborhood is home to quirky shops, museums, bars, and restaurants, Seattle's second most famous farmers market, and a surprising amount| WanderBIG.com
If you want to see Mount Rainier National Park in the least amount of time, don't miss this one day Seattle to Mount Rainier day trip itinerary!| Well Planned Journey
