A woodworker gives life to maple and ash in his stunning handcrafted furnishings
On a hot August morning, sunlight pools across a warm-toned teak dining table in Harold Greene’s backyard in San Pedro.
Longtime Seattle radio host looks back amid cancer diagnosis
At 68 and in the late stages of his terminal cancer diagnosis, Rivers was determined to reach the summit.
A free L.A. hike, yoga and a sound bath under the full moon? Here’s how to join
As the last bit of the afternoon sun beamed down on a patch of grass right outside Elysian Park, hikers unfurled yoga mats and stretched beside a busy street.
WA mom reclaims son’s story after University of Idaho killings
For Stacy Chapin, starting Ethan’s Smile Foundation has been paramount in navigating her grief for her son. She has been able to cultivate space to honor her son’s true essence and legacy, which she feels was overshadowed
by the notorious murder.
by the notorious murder.
Everett home hit by lightning, catches fire
Jeannie Nichols and her family were watching TV on Wednesday night, listening to the deep rumbling of thunder and watching lightning flash outside their Everett home.
10 storage units’ worth of Christmas decor goes into the display at this West Seattle house
This holiday season, same as ever, the minute Jack and Linda Menashe step out their front door, they’re usually greeted with smiling faces and fist bumps.
How Granny’s Attic manages an island of donations
When you donate a gently worn pair of jeans or last season’s jacket to Granny’s Attic, where does it end up?
Honey, postcards, and flags: How islanders are supporting Kamala Harris
Six teal and canary yellow beehives, along with a local resident sporting a navy blue shirt with rainbow “Vote” lettering, mark the site of “Honey for Harris” — a local effort infusing island energy into the 2024 presidential election.
Vashon family returns from Hurricane Helene stranding in North Carolina
The celebratory getaway in the small mountain town of Weaverville — a place much like Vashon, known for its friendly community, scenic charm and vibrant arts scene just eight miles from Asheville — quickly turned into a survival story with an unlikely hero.
Couple displaced by California fires finds refuge on Vashon
It was Jan. 7 when her phone rang. On the other end, a friend’s frantic voice: “The hill is on fire.”
Review: “Edgar Sawtelle” revives Book-It Repertory’s legacy
Through a partnership with Vashon Repertory Theatre, Book-It’s style returns in a world premiere adaptation of “The Story of Edgar Sawtelle,” now running at Vashon Center for the Arts.
