• Landscaping

    5 wonderful wintry walks in the Seattle area

    Vintage Pacific NW: We’re revisiting some of our favourite stories from some of our preferred previous journal contributors. Verify again each individual week for timeless classics concentrating on foodstuff, health and fitness, gardening and more. Originally published Feb. 6, 2015By Nicole Tsong, former Healthy for Daily life writer I Choose THE lushness of the Pacific Northwest for granted and recognize when I travel that not all areas have green, abundant foliage year-spherical. We have numerous parks and gardens dedicated to displaying the splendor of the place we dwell. Even all through the grayest of wintertime months, there is a lot of environmentally friendly, and pops of color and natural beauty…

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  • Natural Landscape

    Fremont Brewing Is Still Using Concrete Blocks to Prevent RV Parking. So Are the City of Seattle and the US Postal Service.

    Ecology blocks outside Seattle City Light’s substation in Ballard By Erica C. Barnett After at least one formal complaint, the Seattle Department of Transportation has issued a warning—but no penalty—to Fremont Brewing, the company co-owned by city council member-elect Sara Nelson, for obstructing the public right-of-way around its Ballard brewing facility with massive concrete “ecology blocks.” As PubliCola reported last summer, eco blocks—so called because they are a byproduct of concrete production that uses waste that would otherwise occupy landfills—are an inexpensive way for business owners to prevent people living in their vehicles from parking on the street next to their properties. Since the beginning of the pandemic, when the…

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  • New Art

    For Thanksgiving, check out new Native art in Seattle

    Movies and virtual events  Due to experience gained by all those pandemic pivots, virtual art events abound this year, which means you can enjoy including Native films, visual art shows and readings from your couch. >> Washington state’s poet laureate, Bellingham-based poet Rena Priest (a member of the Lhaq’temish/Lummi Nation), will join two other Indigenous poets, New Zealand-based Iona Winter (Waitaha/Kāti Māmoe/Kāi Tahu/Pākehā) and Tacoma-based Sasha LaPointe, a Coast Salish author from the Nooksack and Upper Skagit Indian tribes for a reading co-hosted by Seattle City of Literature and Dunedin (NZ) City of Literature. The writers will discuss their work and shared resonances in a prerecorded virtual talk (Dec. 1, 6-7…

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