Eating on the Edge: Georgia's Greek Restaurant in Greenwood got its start in the corner of a Greek immigrant's auto shop, but it grew so fast it took over the entire garage.
A Seattle family with roots in Nepal learned of the sudden death of a relative. Here and afar, people came together to help deal with the immediate needs.
Parisian style is remarkably practical and monochromatic, featuring low-heeled boots, casual jackets, and short skirts.
Eating on the Edge: The ability to grab something late at night is the very mark of a city's greatness. Perhaps there is a reason why Seattle has fewer all-night options than in the 1990s. One on East Marginal Way is particularly emblematic of the type.
They repealed the state's candy and soda taxes, following claims by tax opponents that bread and milk could be next.
