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Never Mind the Mayoral Race, City Council Competition is Fierce
Meet the deep pool of candidates vying to replace Seattle City Councilmember Tim Burgess.
With 21 candidates in the mayor’s race, it’s easy to focus on the parade of curiosities—the also-rans who thought it was worth their while to spend $1,951.86 to have their name on the August ballot. It’s also understandable; in August, voters will peruse a ballot that includes perennial candidates such as the guy best known…
Four Reasons to Bring Your Dog to the Fremont Fair
Fun for canine and mankind alike at the annual Summer kickoff
Blue skies overhead and blueberries in our markets can only mean one thing–summer is here, and with it, the Fremont Fair. The annual event, held the weekend of June 17-18, promises fun for humans and dogs alike with a variety of activities and scheduled events sponsored by Just Right® by Purina® personalized dog food. Here…
Seattle Luxury Living: A Mandarin Guide to Puget Sound
From the Seattle magazine team, a regional introduction for international newcomers.
Visit the digital edition here. It is official: Our area has become the most sought-after housing market in the United States for Chinese buyers, according to the Seattle Times. Much of the newfound interest is a result of Vancouver, B.C.’s 15% tax on foreign property buyers, implemented in August 2016 to immediate effect. Sales of…
5 Reasons to Take a Craft Beverage Tour in Yakima, WA
sponsored by Craft Beverage Yakima If you’ve been searching for your next brewery destination or weekend away at the vineyard, you may want to “hop” on over to Yakima Valley in Washington. Yakima Valley is responsible for producing over 75% of all hops grown in North America, and with more than 300 days of warm…
Inside a Seattle Venue’s $25 Million Makeover
Serious renovations are planned for the building built in 1916.
Each year, Seattle’s Town Hall hosts some 450 events on timely cultural, science and community topics that draw an audience of many thousands. In the process, it’s become what founder David Brewster originally envisioned: a community gathering place for Seattleites to engage in the issues of the day. But the venue, inside a 1916 building…
Why Fort Lawton’s Historic Seattle Homes are Unique
sponsored by Fort Lawton Envision a luxury home that’s historic, but updated with the latest systems and conveniences—that’s located in Seattle, but planted in the middle of an enormous seaside park. This is what you’ll find at Fort Lawton—and, after recent price reductions, three of the four remaining historic Fort Lawton homes are now priced…
Seattle’s Most Expensive Homes: Laurelhurst Estate
This waterfront property has plenty of room for your yacht.
Scroll through the above images of this Laurelhurst estate, the second most expensive Seattle house currently on the market, and check out the other top-priced homes here. 3054 E. Laurelhurst Dr NE, Seattle, WA 98105 (Laurelhurst)Price: $14,880,000Built in 1928Square footage: 7,683Bedrooms: 5Bathrooms: 5Listed by Coldwell BankerFeatures: Waterfront estate on Lake Washington, outdoor courts, private dock…
Frye Lands in Seattle With These Festival-Ready Shoes
The popular boot brand's first Northwest store opened in Seattle this month.
Earlier this month, boot-maker Frye opened its first Seattle store at the University Village, filling its 3,000-square-foot space with its classic boots, shoes, bags and accessories. Decked out in photos of Seattle music icons shot by Jesse Frohman, the artisanal-loving brand is right at home in a city that adores its rocker roots as much…
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