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That makes sense, given the vacation rental is modeled after a utilitarian workspace, the fire lookout. That term refers to two things at once: the workers historically tasked with spotting wilderness ...

It would flip the script on the current organ transplant landscape, where more than 103,000 patients sit on waiting lists in the US. It’s a future that the scientists at UW’s Center for ...

Steven Ramirez-Araujo’s club-worthy patterned shirt is stylistically at odds with his hairnet. He’s presiding over the Rheon KN551, the automated assembly line that powers his family’s churro business ...

Take the classic action movie trope, but instead of a criminal lured back for one last caper, imagine storied semi-retired local architect Ralph Anderson, lured back for one final residential ...

Seattle Met partnered with the Professional Research Services survey company to poll health care practitioners licensed by the Washington State Department of Health in King, Snohomish, Kitsap, and ...

In the wake of World War II, a young man named Harry Snyder returned to Seattle, a city where he’d lived briefly as a child. He got a job serving boxed lunches in the city’s shipyard. In 1947, he met ...

It is a black and white, inarguable fact that Seattle has no Michelin-starred restaurants. That is not an opinion nor a judgment of the quality of dining out around here: In order to get a Michelin ...

It wasn’t supposed to be a podcast about Taco Time. James Lim and Amy Faulkner launched Dear Elite Reviewer to discuss how crowdsourced reviews, like Yelp, can affect restaurants and small businesses.

The golden god first appeared in suburban Washington in 1977. Let’s put aside for the moment whether Ramtha is best described as a god, or the God—or a ghost, or an alien, or a total fiction.

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