Originally published on 425. Sure, you can easily go to the grocery store and pluck ripe containers of in-season berries off the shelves. But what about getting out under the sun and having the satisfaction of collecting your own bounty? Here are three places to get your berry-picking fix. Cha New Life’s Bellevue Blueberry Farms: […]
Originally published on 425. The city of Bellevue has announced that it will offer nearly $25 million to help fund affordable-housing projects. Project proposals are due by 5 p.m. on Sept. 11. A pre-application conference is required no later than Aug. 14. Up to $13.95 million is available from Bellevue’s Housing Stability Program, and up […]
Originally published on 425. Seabrook’s newest neighborhood, Makers Village, recently unveiled its first batch of available homes. Located along the Hidden Coast Scenic Byway, in a forest close to both the beach and town, the development is designed for creativity and walkability, according to a press release from the coastal getaway. “It’s rooted in the […]
Originally published on 425. Popular Seattle restaurant Von’s 1000Spirits has opened its latest location in Kirkland. The popular food spot, known for its $7.99 scratch martinis and sourdough pasta and pizza kitchen, launched its latest venture last month and had a ribbon-cutting ceremony earlier this July. This is the third location for the eatery, which […]
Originally published on 425. Sound Behavioral Health’s Enduring Compassionate Care Across several Seattle-area clinics and propped up by around 600 staff members, the several-times-rebranded Sound today has five regularly intersecting service areas. Learn more about the organization, which is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year, here. Bellevue’s Youth Climate Grant Applications Now OpenThe city of […]
Originally published on 425. In our sister publication 425 Business’ annual legacy business issue, it looks at local enterprises that have stood the test of time. Like a tree whose roots burrow into the soil to improve its foothold, these enduring enterprises have remained stoic. Graduate student Katrina Egner started an internship at Sound Behavioral […]
Originally published on 425. Rock the Boat at the Port of Everett Get ready for two nights of live music at the Port of Everett with the July 17-18 Rock the Boat event at Boxcar Park. Friday’s lineup features country favorites Pam Tillis, Andy Griggs, and Little Texas, while Saturday is switching to ’90s alternative […]
Originally published on 425. As spring and summer roll around, those working in animal welfare can come to rely on one thing — kitten season. This year, Woodinville’s Homeward Pet Adoption Center is taking in roughly 100 kittens weekly — recently reaching its physical capacity — and is asking community members to consider fostering, adopting, […]
Originally published on 425. Kirkland Uncorked This popular Eastside event is returning to Marina Park in Kirkland on July 17-18. Visitors will take in views of Lake Washington while sipping on more than 75 local wines, perusing its beer garden and food trucks, listening to live music, and browsing the all-ages makers market. For tickets […]
Originally published on 425. This article originally appeared in the July edition of the city of Bellevue newsletter It’s Your City. Starting today, the city of Bellevue is accepting applications for the Bloomberg Youth Climate Action Fund, a new microgrant program funded by Bloomberg Philanthropies to support young people leading climate action projects in their […]
Originally published on 425. North Bend’s annual Downtown Block Party will turn the city’s streets into an all day festival from noon to 10 p.m. on July 18. The free event will feature live performances throughout the day, including sets from Brittany Collins, Joel Astley, Global Heat, and more. Alongside the music lineup, attendees can […]
Originally published on 425. Redmond’s staple summer festival, Derby Days, is returning for two days of excitement. Running from July 24–25, the community extravaganza has a little something for everyone with live musical performances, a craft fair, a drone show, food vendors, and two parades. Register for the Kids Bike Parade on July 25, where […]
Originally published on 425. The Edmonds in Bloom garden tour event is returning from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on July 19 and includes six privately owned — and creatively distinct — gardens to peruse. Visitors can also enjoy live music from local musicians and watch artists create original works throughout the tour. Attendees will […]
Originally published on 425. Woodinville’s lucky “7s” are ready to go national. For years, Woodinville Whiskey Co. has long offered its single barrel cask strengths to whiskey clubs and tour experiences. Now the company is releasing those handcrafted bourbon and rye whiskeys nationally. Bottles of the Woodinville Single Barrel Cask Strength 7 Year Bourbon and […]
Originally published on 425. Renton-based health care providers HealthPoint and Valley Medical Center & Clinics are collaborating to expand access to health care services in Kent with the opening of a new HealthPoint clinic at the site of Valley’s former Kent Primary Care Clinic, the nonprofit organizations announced Monday. Scheduled to open in early fall, […]
Originally published on 425. As If Theatre Company is returning to the Kenmore Community Club with its sixth annual short play festival on Aug. 7-9. This year’s theme is “The Eight Deadly Sins.” In preparation for the festival, eight local playwrights were challenged to create original short plays inspired by the traditional seven deadly sins, […]
Originally published on 425. Most people feel comfortable grilling burgers and hot dogs. Fish is where the real grill panic sets in. Duke’s Seafood culinary director Alan Caraco recently shared tips on how to grill fish to perfection, minus sticking (and other disasters you may have previously encountered). Bring on the salmon, prawns, and cod! […]
Originally published on 425. For real estate investor and television host James Dainard, renovating houses is second nature. But transforming his grandparents’ longtime home in Kirkland was a project unlike any he had taken on before. “This is one of the hardest renovations I’ve had to do,” Dainard said. “A rule in flipping is, don’t […]
Originally published on 425. Bellevue’s La Mar is hosting one-hour cebiche-and-pisco workshops on July 18, giving a 10-person group a hands-on intro to leche de tigre, its Cebiche Clásico, and a classic Pisco Sour. The Cebiche and Pisco workshops are hosted monthly. Guided by a chef and bar lead, the workshops introduce Peruvian coastal cuisine […]
Originally published on 425. TeaByDo, a new panda-themed bubble tea shop, has opened at Belgate Plaza in downtown Bellevue, the Downtown Bellevue Network recently reported. The new location is at 1075 Bellevue Way NE and is open daily from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Signature drinks include the mango pomelo sago, the kyoho grape jasmine […]
Originally published on 425. Habitat for Humanity Seattle-King & Kittitas Counties is soon celebrating the completion of Liberty Commons, a 58-home affordable-homeownership community in Seattle’s Columbia City neighborhood the organization says is the largest multi-family building in its history. A commemorative public-dedication ceremony and block party is set for July 18. The event will run […]
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Originally published on 425. Earlier this week, the estate of Paul Allen announced that it has agreed to sell the Seattle Seahawks to an ownership group steered by the Khosla family. The family is led by billionaire and Khosla Ventures founder Vinod Khosla, who will become the local NFL franchise’s controlling owner following the deal’s […]
Originally published on 425. Actress-turned-filmmaker Olivia Wilde’s nearly decade-old directing career has thus far been admirably unpredictable, zig-zagging from zany coming-of-age comedy to horror-tinged sci-fi to, now, domestic farce. One thing has remained the same throughout all the pivoting, though: her fascination with characters aching to loosen themselves from the shackles of an unsatisfying life. […]
