Originally published on 425. This article originally appeared in our sister publication, Northwest Travel & Life. From dock to plate, the Oregon Coast Seafood Trail puts the people behind the catch at the center of every meal. While much of the seafood consumed in Oregon comes from outside the country, Oregon’s newest trail highlights where […]
Originally published on 425. Chef and cookbook author Noah Galuten will headline a live-fire cooking event in Seabrook from 5-9 p.m. on July 19, featuring a cocktail-style reception, live music, and a conversation about cooking and community. The menu is set to include dishes like mesquite-grilled carne asada tacos with roasted salsa, miso-butter corn, and […]
Originally published on 425. This article originally appeared in the July edition of the city of Bellevue newsletter It’s Your City. With input from a community meeting and a survey, Parks & Community Services is starting design for a new neighborhood park in BelRed. Funded in part by the 2022 Parks and Open Space Levy, […]
Originally published on 425. Tickets are now on sale for the Boeing Classic, a PGA Tour Champions event taking place Aug. 14-16 at The Club at Snoqualmie Ridge. The pro tournament for golfers 50 and over, now in its 21st year, was co-founded by Tacoma-based Virginia Mason Franciscan Health and the Seattle Seahawks. The tournament’s […]
Originally published on 425. Renton’s Valley Medical Center this week unveiled a new name and logo that it says reflect the organization’s history, values, and vision as it enters its next chapter as an independent public-hospital district. The organization has begun transitioning to its new name, Valley Medical Center & Clinics, and is rolling it […]
Originally published on 425. A version of this article originally appeared in the July edition of the city of Bellevue newsletter It’s Your City. Bellevue dog owners now have more places in Bellevue to let their pets play freely. As part of the city’s ongoing effort to expand recreation options for dogs and their humans, […]
Originally published on 425. This article originally appeared in the July edition of the city of Bellevue newsletter It’s Your City. At Mini City Hall, nonprofit organizations team with city staff to deliver an array of services community members need. This month, two city programs, the Conflict Resolution Center and Small Business Consultants, began offering […]
Originally published on 425. Anthony’s Founder Budd Gould Dies at 85 Budd Gould opened the first Anthony’s HomePort on the shores of Lake Washington in Kirkland in 1976, laying the foundation for what would become one of the Pacific Northwest’s most recognizable seafood restaurant groups. Gould’s family has suggested that rather than send flowers, those […]
Originally published on 425. Tickets are now on sale for the Boeing Classic, a PGA Tour Champions event taking place Aug. 14-16 at The Club at Snoqualmie Ridge. The pro tournament for golfers 50 and over, now in its 21st year, was co-founded by Tacoma-based Virginia Mason Franciscan Health and the Seattle Seahawks. The tournament’s […]
Originally published on 425. American Capital Group has filed for Design Review and Shoreline Substantial Development permits in order to construct The Kelsey, an eight-story apartment building in West Bellevue, the Bellevue Downtown Network has reported. The proposal would require the demolition of an existing retail space at 929 118th Ave. SE, which is currently […]
Originally published on 425. Premier Media Group and Bonneville Seattle have come to a partnership agreement that will allow MyNorthwest.com to share select content from Premier Media Group’s network of magazines. “For more than two decades, we have been producing award-winning journalism across our brands that our audiences have truly enjoyed,” said Premier Media Group’s […]
Originally published on 425. Seattle Art Fair Returns This Month Whether you’re a collector or simply enjoy wandering through art galleries, the Seattle Art Fair will more than probably sate your appetite for local art. Making its return July 23-26, the 10th edition of the event will feature hundreds of works from leading galleries across […]
Originally published on 425. Anthony’s Restaurants has announced the passing of founder and chairman Budd Gould, who died peacefully on July 5, surrounded by his family. Gould opened the first Anthony’s HomePort on the shores of Lake Washington in Kirkland in 1976, laying the foundation for what would become one of the Pacific Northwest’s most […]
Originally published on 425. Anthony’s Restaurants has announced the passing of founder and chairman Budd Gould, who died peacefully on July 5, surrounded by his family. Gould opened the first Anthony’s HomePort on the shores of Lake Washington in Kirkland in 1976, laying the foundation for what would become one of the Pacific Northwest’s most […]
Originally published on 425. A new hiking route has been established on The Canine at Snoqualmie Pass. Called The Handsome Mongrel, the route is adjacent to The Tooth massif. Outdoor photographer and gallery owner Scott Rinckenberger and Jack Taylor were the first to ascend the new route. The pair helped create and fine-tune the pathway […]
Originally published on 425. Celebrate Woodinville is returning today and transforming Wilmot Gateway Park into a summer party venue featuring live music, local wine, craft beer, and food vendors. The festivities are held every Wednesday throughout July. Food, drinks, and family activities begin at 5:30 pm. Live music begins at 6:30 pm. Admission is free. […]
Originally published on 425. This article originally appeared in our sister publication, South Sound. It’s not easy writing book characters that leave a lasting impression on readers — especially when a character isn’t human. For former Tacoma resident and best-selling author Shelby Van Pelt, creating such a character was one of the primary challenges of […]
Originally published on 425. Avants’ Classics on the Green at Chateau Ste. Michelle Chateau Ste. Michelle is hosting the sixth annual Avants Classics on the Green event from 1-6 p.m. on July 12. Attendees will browse a display of rare and vintage automobiles across the winery’s grounds while enjoying food from local restaurants, fine wine, […]
Originally published on 425. Summer movie nights are back with parks and waterfronts across the region once again turning into open-air theaters. Here are some spots to catch a flick. Bothell The city’s annual Movies in the Park series at North Creek Sportsfields Field #3 will feature showings on a 40-foot outdoor screen, with start […]
Originally published on 425. On July 12, Edmonds residents are invited to enjoy live music performed from porches, front yards, and storefronts during PorchFest Edmonds. Hosted by both businesses and residents, PorchFest is transforming neighborhood gathering spaces into temporary performance venues by setting up drum kits on decks, running extension cords from living rooms, and […]
Originally published on 425. Join us on Sept. 17 for our annual Women to Watch live event! Spend an inspiring evening connecting with a community of accomplished women at Meydenbauer Center. Hear from influential local leaders as they share their journeys, lessons learned, and insights on embracing your strengths, defining success on your own terms, […]
Originally published on 425. Downtown Bellevue will be home to a second Sabine Café and Bar location, scheduled to open in mid-July, the Downtown Bellevue Network recently reported. It will be located in The Eight, an office tower at 10666 NE 8th St. According to the DBN article, it will occupy roughly 3,000 square feet […]
Originally published on 425. A pilot farmers market is being held at Mountlake Terrace City Hall on July 9 and 23, according to My MLT News. The event, presented by the Northshore Farmers Market, will feature artisan goods, prepared foods, locally grown flowers and produce, and other products from local vendors, according to the article. […]
Originally published on 425. Homebuyers in June had the greatest selection of homes this year, with total active listings up 16.4% year over year and 8% from May, resulting in 23,088 homes on the market and continuing a gradual shift toward more balanced conditions, according to a Northwest Multiple Listing Service report for its 27-county […]
