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The 8 Thoughts That Go Through Your Mind While in Traffic

The 8 Thoughts That Go Through Your Mind While in Traffic

Traffic in and around Seattle is about to get really, really bad

Today is the day that will go down in local traffic infamy: All westbound travel along I-90 will be reduced to ONE LANE near Bellevue Way Southeast as crews repair expansion joints on the bridge. Officials have said this closure could potentially create backups of up to 10 miles. Thus, The Seattle Times has warned…

Mossback Monday: Minimum Wage Hike Bad for Millennials?

Mossback Monday: Minimum Wage Hike Bad for Millennials?

Your Monday morning news roundup

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Want to Score a Spot in the Richard Sherman Celebrity Softball Game?

Want to Score a Spot in the Richard Sherman Celebrity Softball Game?

The Richard Sherman Celebrity Softball Game happens on Sunday, July 20, at Safeco Field and you have a chance to be on the roster. To nab the coveted spot among the star-studded team, which boasts Seahawks royalty Russell Wilson, Earl Thomas and Percy Harvin, among other notable names (interestingly enough they could only scare up…

The Must List: Neighborhood Fests, Pixar Films in Concert and Live Theater at Volunteer Park

The Must List: Neighborhood Fests, Pixar Films in Concert and Live Theater at Volunteer Park

Things to do in Seattle

Must FestNeighborhood Celebrations Galore(Dates and times vary) — No matter which ‘hood you’re in this weekend, there is on-the-street, food-in-hand fun to be had. Seafood lovers, make your way to Ballard for the annual Seafood Fest, honoring the nabe’s maritime heritage. Up on the hill, the streets will be filled with festival goers for Queen…

Mossback Monday: Pot Sales Begin This Week, Plus More News

Mossback Monday: Pot Sales Begin This Week, Plus More News

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The Must List: Freedom Fantasia, Fourth of July Festivities and the Gate to Nowhere Art Installation

The Must List: Freedom Fantasia, Fourth of July Festivities and the Gate to Nowhere Art Installation

Things to do in Seattle this weekend

Must PaddleRent a Canoe and See the Gate to Nowhere(Through winter, times vary) — You’ve likely seen the abandoned SR-520 “ramps to nowhere” in the Arboretum, leftover after voters rejected the R.H. Thomson Expressway in 1972. The spooky half-built highway will be torn down when the new 520 Bridge is completed, but in the meantime,…

Congrats, You're Automatically Married!

Congrats, You’re Automatically Married!

Monday, June 30 marks the day when most same-sex domestic partnerships change over to marriages

On the heels of yesterday’s 40th annual Pride Parade, many same-sex couples in state-registered domestic partnerships (unless one person in that domestic partnership is over the age of 62) woke up today as husband and husband/wife and wife. The change in marital status for same-sex domestic partners is an element of the 2012 Washington state…

Mossback Monday: Same-Sex Domestic Partnerships Convert to Marriages Today

Mossback Monday: Same-Sex Domestic Partnerships Convert to Marriages Today

A roundup of must-read local news

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In-Progress Art on Full Display in South Lake Union

In-Progress Art on Full Display in South Lake Union

The new MadArt space brings art in progress to the South Lake Union streetscape

A 100-foot-tall tree is taking root in South Lake Union. Like so many things in the recently reborn neighborhood, it’s a transplant—a piece called “Middlefork” by Seattle sculptor John Grade, who, after casting a live tree in the woods near North Bend (climbing up, applying protective foil, then plaster) is creating a new take on…

The Must List: Seattle Pride Parade, South Park Bridge Grand Re-Opening Bash and SAM’s Party in the Park

The Must List: Seattle Pride Parade, South Park Bridge Grand Re-Opening Bash and SAM’s Party in the Park

Must RevelSeattle Pride Parade Winds Through Downtown(6/29, 11 a.m.) — Deck yourself in rainbows or just come as you are for the 40th anniversary of the Seattle Pride Parade. The rich pageant—led by grand marshal George Takei!—parties down Fourth Avenue, from Union Street to Denny Way. Shenanigans begin at 11 a.m. Must RockHeart Jams Out…

Happy Pride! 15 Ways to Celebrate in Seattle

Happy Pride! 15 Ways to Celebrate in Seattle

Deck yourself in rainbows or just come as you are

Seattle Pride has been celebrating its LGBTQA community and supporters for 40 years, and the convivial weekend festivities filled with drag queens, rainbows and glitter galore begin in just days. Kick Sunday’s celebrations off right with a celeb-fueled Pride Brunch at Tom Douglas’ Palace Ballroom featuring the Pride Parade’s celebrity grand marshal George Takei (6/29,…

See Vividly Colored Volcanoes at Linda Hodges Gallery

See Vividly Colored Volcanoes at Linda Hodges Gallery

A Seattle artist pays homage to the looming power of volcanoes

Seattle artist and Lake Stevens native Ryan Molenkamp was only 3 years old when Mount St. Helens erupted, but he remembers visiting the aftermath, seeing the mud lines on the trees and finding pumice on every exposed surface. As a kid, his favorite book was one featuring time-lapse photos of the eruption, the “lasting visual…

Mossback Monday: Starbucks Raising its Prices, Statue-napping in West Seattle

Mossback Monday: Starbucks Raising its Prices, Statue-napping in West Seattle

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