Culture
Mastering our dread of Alzheimer's
Their memory is shaky, and you can't really reason with them. But these are still valued people, and we can learn ways to appreciate and accommodate, as the author is learning from experience.
Latest in
Culture
Sponsorship
Culture
Seattle's fall art scene delves into design
The Seattle Design Festival is ushering in a series of design-based art events around the Seattle area this fall. Kascha Semonovitch highlights what not to miss.
Culture
Local photographer upstages Ansel Adams at SLU gallery
A South Lake Union photography gallery is featuring a rare showing of Ansel Adams' work, but the breathtaking nature prints by Seattle photographer Johsel Namkung are the real showstealers.
Culture
The locavore case for hunting and killing what you eat
Hank Shaw's new book sets out to make the case for hunting and gathering what you eat. Anyone can sear a tenderloin. You become a serious cook when you can pull off elk shank osso buco or braised wild turkey legs.
Culture
Weekend Tech Blog: Amazon to offer a sort of Netflix for book lovers?
Amazon's rumored efforts to start an "all you can eat" monthly subscription service for ebooks may be another weapon in the Seattle-based company's ongoing battles with traditional bookselling and book publishing.