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Lettuce Unleashes The ‘Get Up Tour’ With A Waterfront Special At The Mishawaka In Colorado [Photos/Videos]
Lettuce kicked off its Get Up Tour with a riverside session at the breathtakingly beautiful and unequivocally vibey Mishawaka Amphitheatre in Bellvue, CO on Friday. Serving up grade-A certified funk, this 24-date tour hits most major markets and will wrap up with a four-night residency at Dimitriou’s Jazz Alley in Seattle, WA in early November.
PÁŠXA Wines x Eight Row | First Harvest Wine Dinner in the Petros Vineyard
This September 7, PÁŠXA Wines will welcome James Beard-Nominated Chef David Nichols of Eight Row into their Petros Estate Vineyard in the Rocks District for an unforgettable harvest wine dinner among the cobblestones. PÁŠXA Wines is one of the most exciting wine projects coming out of the Rocks—in 2023 they became the youngest winery to ever crack the Wine & Spirits Top 100 list—and pairing their 2021 vintage alongside dishes inspired by the distinctive orchard culture of eastern Washington will create culinary magic for their first vineyard dinner.
Dissertation Watch: Developing Self-Evaluation Skills in Interprofessional Simulation Educators
Dana G. Trottier, in fulfilling the requirements of the PhD in Counselor Education & Supervision at Antioch’s Seattle campus, has written and published a dissertation titled, Developing Self-Evaluation Skills in Interprofessional Simulation Educators: A Multilevel Mixed-Methods Study. Trottier’s multilevel mixed methods research examines self-evaluation skills for fellows in an...
Seattle Police Nab Suspected Burglar, Firearm Tied to Federal Way Homicide Recovered
Seattle Police have apprehended a 32-year-old man after a string of incidents in West Seattle, which culminated in an attempted burglary and the recovery of a firearm linked to a separate homicide. The events unfolded in the early hours of August 7 when patrol officers responded to gunfire reports on the 9400 block of Delridge Way Southwest, according to a Seattle Police Department blog post.
Accused kidnapper Negasi Zuberi makes statement in pre-trial court
MEDFORD, Ore. – The Klamath Falls man accused of kidnapping a woman from Seattle and holding her in a makeshift cell in his home was back in federal court in Medford Tuesday. Negasi Zuberi is facing eight charges including felony kidnapping, illegally possessing firearms, and attempted escape from the...
Report: Seattle Apartment Market Shows Signs of Life
Kidder Mathews’ multifamily team, led by Dylan Simon and Jerrid Anderson, released its third-quarter market research on the Seattle and Puget Sound apartment markets. “The real estate market in Puget Sound is showing signs of life again — and bringing more liquidity and clarity on pricing as a result,” said Simon. “With little new construction on the horizon, we expect sustained modest rental rate growth as new supply continues to get absorbed.”
Gusty Winds, Cooler Temperatures Expected Tomorrow with Low Thunderstorm Chances
Tonight: A weather system is moving into the Washington Cascades, which could bring a chance of thunderstorms this afternoon, especially in the Kittitas and Yakima valleys. However, the risk is low due to limited instability. Any storms should clear out by tonight, with skies clearing afterward. Lows in the low to mid and upper 50s.
Midweek Roundup – Open Thread 63
Countdowns: Lynnwood Link (Aug. 30, 11am); RapidRide G & restructures (Sept. 14) Ride the bus to the Evergreen State Fair in Monroe, Aug. 22-27 and Aug. 29 – Sept. 2. Pierce Transit will change schedules on all 27 routes on Sept. 1, two weeks before Sound Transit, Metro, Community Transit, and other Fall service changes on Sept. 14.
Seattle weather: Clouds, cooler and a few showers Wednesday
Highs on Tuesday were much cooler than the seasonal average, only peaking in the upper 60s. More clouds and a few scattered showers made their way across the state. We will see more clouds starting Wednesday, and the clouds will stick around through the weekend. The good news is that summer is not done yet! Warmer and drier conditions are expected next week!
Ex-Seattle officer who said woman run over by police ‘had limited value’ says he wasn't mocking her death
A former Seattle police officer who was fired after making insensitive comments about a woman who was fatally struck by another officer’s cruiser in a crosswalk said he was “absolutely not” mocking the woman’s death when he said she “had limited value.”. Daniel Auderer was...
History: Legendary Edmonds Auto Parts closing its doors after 51 years
Fifty-one years ago, in 1973, Savere “Olie” Ouelette bought A & E Auto Parts at 636 Edmonds Way and renamed the store Edmonds Auto Parts. Olie’s son, Greg, and Greg’s wife and high school sweetheart, Linda, managed the business for the next five years. In 1978,...
Belltown Mural Festival Brightens Downtown Seattle With New Art Installations
Belltown is alive with color and creativity as it hosts its inaugural Mural Festival, featuring the unveiling of new art installations throughout the downtown area. The festival, which started on August 13 and ran until August 18, aimed to enhance the vibrancy of the neighborhood while showcasing local artists’ talents.
‘A pivotal location in Seattle’s African American heritage’ — Landmarks Board to consider old 21st Ave YWCA site
The Seattle landmarks board will consider a 108-year-old structure slated for demolition at 21st Ave and Denny for protections due to the building’s role in Black history in the neighborhood. The old Phillis Wheatley YWCA will be considered by the board September 4th. In the nomination (PDF) prepared for...
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