aggregated from: Seattle Bubble

Here s one of my favorite pre-bursting-bubble gems. It s an opinion piece that was published in the Seattle P-I on October 20, 2006, penned by guest columnist Sarah McCormic (her website even still features the article as a noteworthy sample of her ...

topics: columbia-city, condo, housing, housing-market, shoreline

aggregated from: Voracious

Fu Man's green onion pancake Way up in el norte, just shy of where Seattle turns into Shoreline sits the utterly underwhelming-looking Fu Man Dumpling House. By now we all know that restaurant e... Continue reading Come for the Dumplings, St...

topics: restaurant, shoreline

aggregated from: Metroblogging Seattle

An androgynous Salvador Dali. A purse snatching pirate. A shadowboxing interstellar robot. An online film festival inspired by Twitter, HD video and the Nikon 5000, themed capture your day in 140 seconds or less . Film judges: Rainn Wilson, Just...

topics: artist, fest, festival, film-festival, purse

aggregated from: Voracious

The Dinner: Fresh spring rolls, Thai iced tea, and a very spicy phad kee mao with tofu (Thai Bistro, 18336 Aurora Avenue North, Shoreline)The Movie: Zombieland at Landmark Cinema Crest Theater (1650... Continue reading Dinner & a Movie: Here...

topics: bistro, shoreline

aggregated from: Seattle Bubble

Let's check in again on our regular monthly neighborhood update to Seasonally-Adjusted Active Supply (SAAS). For an explanation of what seasonally-adjusted active supply is, please refer to this post. Also, you may view a map of the areas discussed ...

topics: condos, des-moines, downtown, magnolia, neighborhood

aggregated from: Sound Politics

By trying to recruit student volunteers. Shoreline City Council candidate Patty Hale side-stepped the law in one of the roles touted on her campaign mailer: substitute teacher. Hale, the leading vote-getter in the August primary for Council Position ...

topics: campaign, candidate, city-council, politics, primary

aggregated from: Sound Politics

By trying to recruit student volunteers. Shoreline City Council candidate Patty Hale side-stepped the law in one of the roles touted on her campaign mailer: substitute teacher. Hale, the leading vote-getter in the August primary for Council Position ...

topics: campaign, candidate, city-council, politics, primary

aggregated from: crosscut.com : Mossback

Most people would argue that Seattle has lots of rules for builders and developers, but what about guiding principles? The details of the former and the need for the latter are front-burner because of a variety of changes in the offing.City Councilme...

topics: campaign, city-council, environment, health-care, kent

aggregated from: Daily Weekly

Yesterday police officers shot and killed a man who pulled out what appeared to be a Glock in an attempt to rob an Alaska Federal Credit Union inside a Shoreline Safeway. They arrested an ... Continue reading Don't Want to Get Sho...

aggregated from: Kirkland Weblog

Alright, you got me--I'm attempting to empty my email inbox in one big post here. Here's everything you need to know for the moment- quick and dirty style. If you are savvy enough to be reading this blog, you're smart enough to pick which links...

topics: celebration, cyclists, grand-opening, kirkland, puget-sound