Food & Drink

Stories from Seattle: A Grocery Store Clerk on What It's Like to Work During COVID-19

Stories from Seattle: A Grocery Store Clerk on What It’s Like to Work During COVID-19

"I never imagined that I would be 'essential' for anything."

Rachel Reeves is a cashier and a clerk at a local grocery store

Rachel Reeves

Your Baking Questions Answered

Your Baking Questions Answered

The dynamic duo behind Columbia City Bakery answer our readers' burning questions in the kitchen

Our baking connoisseurs: Marlena Zatloukal and Evan Andres of Columbia City Bakery

Chelsea Lin

Must List: Easter Dinner, Movin’ Around the World, Video Poetry Festival

Must List: Easter Dinner, Movin’ Around the World, Video Poetry Festival

Your weekly guide to Seattle’s hottest (virtual) events

There’s lots to watch at Movin’ Around the World

Sam Steele

This Week Then: Washington Territory and the Civil War

This Week Then: Washington Territory and the Civil War

Plus: Join HistoryLink as it chronicles our chaotic times

Marching Forth On April 12, 1861, Washington Territory’s former governor, Isaac Stevens, returned to the Pacific Northwest to campaign for reelection to a third term as the territory’s delegate to the U. S. Congress. On that same day, the Civil War began with the Confederate shelling of Fort Sumter in Charleston, South Carolina. News of that event didn’t arrive here until more…

Alan Stein

Stories from Seattle: Something to Keep Your Mind Off the News

Stories from Seattle: Something to Keep Your Mind Off the News

Writer Drew Zandonella-Stannard launches a free text subscription service based on light-hearted laughs—just the thing we need right now

“The sign urges our neighbors to sign up for The Good List, even though it might pigeonhole me as the local eccentric shut-in.”

Drew Zandonella-Stannard

Cooking in Quarantine: Spice Up Your Apps with a Special Salsa

Cooking in Quarantine: Spice Up Your Apps with a Special Salsa

Holly Smith of Cafe Juanita has a cure to dress your salad or spice up your bruschetta

Holly Smith of Cafe Juanita has a cure to dress your salad or spice up your bruschetta

Tricia Romano

What to Watch This Week: Earshot Jazz, Manual Cinema, Carla Körbes and More

What to Watch This Week: Earshot Jazz, Manual Cinema, Carla Körbes and More

That couch cushion you’ve been flattening for weeks is now the best seat in the house

Manual Cinema’s ‘Ada/Ava’

Gemma Wilson

Stories from Seattle: Living Alone in a Former Sanatorium

Stories from Seattle: Living Alone in a Former Sanatorium

"Alone in this pandemic, I feel anxious and fragile—two things I can’t stand."

Water views: Good for quarantining.

Nicole Hardy

Walla Walla Brings Wine Month to You

Walla Walla Brings Wine Month to You

4 ways to (virtually) experience vineyards and wineries this spring

Connect with Walla Walla Valley Wine from the comfort of your home

Walla Walla Valley Wine Alliance

Stories from Seattle: How Baking Helps Kate McDermott Cope

Stories from Seattle: How Baking Helps Kate McDermott Cope

"As long as I can smell the yeast blooming, and the pie baking, I know that I’m OK."

Freshly baked apple pie.

Kate McDermott

Stories from Seattle: "Venues in Seattle are Going to Close"

Stories from Seattle: “Venues in Seattle are Going to Close”

Steven Severin, co-owner of Neumos, is fighting to keep the music alive

Neumos’ co-owner Steven Severin

Tricia Romano

Cooking in Quarantine: Marmite’s Bruce Naftaly Offers Soup for the Soul

Cooking in Quarantine: Marmite’s Bruce Naftaly Offers Soup for the Soul

A simple stock recipe and a zucchini and mint soup to savor

courtesy of Marmite

Tricia Romano

Cooking in Quarantine: Maria Hines Has a Recipe (and a New Puppy) to Cure Isolation Boredom

Cooking in Quarantine: Maria Hines Has a Recipe (and a New Puppy) to Cure Isolation Boredom

Blackened shrimp, cheesy grits and dinosaur kale (new puppy not included)

courtesy of Maria Hines

Tricia Romano

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