By Tracy Record West Seattle Blog editor In the waning moments of today's two-hour Rethink the Link-presented forum on the ...

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For the first time since before the COVID-19 pandemic closed theme parks for an extended period, guests can ride in the front seats of the Disneyland Monorail. September 14, 2024 marked the first time ...

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I’ve gone in the past, and it’s always fascinating to see what filmmakers can do in such a short amount of time. Seattle’s own Tinsley is celebrating the release of her debut album with a show at ...

You find it by sheer luck. Meanwhile, crowds gather at Seattle Center, only to catch glimpses of a few fireworks before they’re swallowed by the fog. It’s not festive; it’s frustrating.

The clear night allowed for a great view of the colorful displays and probably helped keep the spectators at the Seattle Center in positive spirits.