Third of four parts: Days 3 and 4 of a walk around Lake Washington bring appreciation of Seattle's parks, especially the Arboretum and the Burke-Gilman Trail. And there's time to imagine the scene prior to the Montlake Cut, which changed the lake forever in 1917.
Is it possible that in addition to making our cities more livable and walkable, we could also make them more celestial?
Second of four parts: On her walk around Lake Washington, which separates Seattle from its eastern suburbs, the author endures a punishing Day 2 and is disappointed to find much of the shoreline in disarray from waterfront development.
Blessed with a loyal and growing audience and a hot artistic director, Intiman Theatre goes public with a dire need for money. What's happening to Seattle, that great theater town?
First of four parts: It's been done before and written up, but historian Lorraine McConaghy wanted to circumnavigate metro Seattle's vast urban lake on her own terms, to soak up the past by lingering in the present. At her pedestrian pace, she saw and felt a great deal of change.
