From the Stevens Elementary School PTA The PTA has been running this sale for something like 30+ years. After skipping last year due to COVID-19, our holiday tree and greenery fundraiser has returned. You can preorder your tree online now … Continue reading
From the Seattle Public Library In 2019, Seattle voters overwhelmingly passed a levy to expand The Seattle Public Library’s hours and services, as well as ending overdue fines. Now that all Library locations are reopened, it is planning ahead for … Continue reading
From the Office of the Mayor With SBA Administrator Isabella Guzman, Mayor Jenny A. Durkan announced that the City will now accept applications for the Small Business Stabilization Fund (SBSF) provided by the Seattle Office of Economic Development (OED). OED will award an additional $4 million in grants to help stabilize … Continue reading
By Todd Matthews The COVID-19 pandemic led many people to take up new hobbies—solving jigsaw puzzles, baking bread, or bingeing Netflix shows—to curb boredom and anxiety. As a longtime journalist and Capitol Hill resident interested in local history, I opted … Continue reading
The Valley School, a small independent school boarding Madison Valley and the Central District in Seattle took the morning of September 24th, 2021 to march in support of Fridays for Future. 114 students, plus a number of staff members, made … Continue reading
From the Aloha Community Art Museum Starting this week the Aloha Community Art Museum will be exhibiting watercolor paintings by Lulu Anderson, with an opening gala on Friday, September 24th from 7 to 8:30 pm. In addition to having art … Continue reading
From Ritual Ritual is proud to present Belladonna, an exclusive, four piece athleisure capsule collection from local designer Raqschala Weston. This avant garde line features extreme, draped open backs and dramatic, oversized hoodies in both cropped and tunic length iterations.
From Seattle Public Libraries In 2020, The Seattle Public Library eliminated overdue fines; increased its digital collection; and transformed every aspect of its work in the face of a global pandemic. Those are a few highlights of the Library’s 2020 Impact Report, an annual accounting of the Library’s performance and impact … Continue reading
From the Aloha Community Art Museum This Friday, the Aloha Community Art Museum is delighted to host the opening celebration of a solo exhibition by Friedel Fisher (@agoraborealis on Instagram). Please join us between 7 and 8:30 pm to meet … Continue reading
From Andrew Grant Houston This Monday, conservative blogger Jason Rantz published a hit piece, alleging I intentionally refused to pay rent amid the fallout of a pandemic that laid off, unhoused, and killed millions in our country. The only “exclusive” … Continue reading
