This week Let's Eat co-host and Seattle Times
restaurant critic Providence Cicero visited
Ballard's new Belle Clementine restaurant,
where she had a unique communal dining
experience.
William Close wowed America's Got Talent judges this summer with his Earth Harp, and has recruited local musician Rafe Pearlman to help him put together another amazing act in the last rounds of the competition.
When Walt Stawicki talks about his son, he tells the story like a dispassionate anchorman might read the news: cold and removed. On May 30, Ian Stawicki shot and killed five people, killing four of them, and then finally turning the gun on himself.
High jump, distance jump, and a teeter-
totter. It may sound like folks were getting
ready for an Olympic competition, but the
participants in this contest are a little
goatish.
Summer events will be the big culprit in causing traffic headaches over the weekend. From Seafair events, to the city's largest block party to fun runs and triathlons, you should check your route before you hit the road.
What's more Northwest than liquor made with pine trees? Two ladies are experimenting with things that grow in the Northwest to craft their new line of botanical "lady-made liquor."
Movie fans excited for the premiere of the
highly anticipated release of the latest
installment in the Batman series remain in
line for showings after 12 people were
killed and 50 injured in a shooting rampage
at a midnight showing in Colorado.
A couple spotted a man on a the ledge of a ravine at Carkeek Park Thursday morning. When the man was rescued, Seattle Fire learned he had been down there all night.
People put money into race horses, coins, trading cards, fine art, wine and action figures. You could consider all those things hobbies or passions. But are they investments? When stock portfoilios and retirement funds falter, investors look to offbeat or exotic places to put their money.
To yell or not to yell? Plaid sport coat or
tight, beltless elastic pants? So many thing
to think about as 97.3 KIRO FM's John Curley
embarks on his nascent youth football coaching
career.
An Everett man pleads guilty in federal court, admitting he sold pirated copies of movies, TV shows, videos and other materials, marketing his sales to the Korean community in the U.S.
As the producer of some of the biggest blockbuster movies
and majority owner of Seattle's beloved Sounders, Joe Roth
spends a lot of time in the best seat in the house. And
he offered some unique perspectives on fame, fortune and
success when he stopped by the Ron and Don Show before
Wednesday's big Sounders game against English powerhouse
Chelsea.
