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Halloween-themed afternoon tea, autumn classes and events, and new craft cocktails liven up Fall at Marina Mercantile

Stephanie Mora: ‘Join me at my upcoming campaign events’

Free paint recycling event set for Saturday, Sept. 27

DAL Law Firm: What is a will and why do I need one?

Queen Sugar Baking Company keeps tradition alive at Seattle’s Farmers Markets

Aya Yoga Oasis: A Place to Belong

Why Seattle locals are ditching rideshares for private car services

Do you really need to see a Chiropractor forever?

Marina Mercantile doubles down on Afternoon Tea, Dinner, Cocktails, and now…Events!

DAL Law Firm: Who is in charge of the Probate Process?

Vintage treasures and more featured at Normandy Park sale through Saturday, Aug. 23

How Seattle’s most community-centered Farmers Markets are erasing King County’s food deserts

JOBS: Launch Learning seeking to hire After School Program Teacher for Fall 2025

REMINDER: Cajun and Creole Fest will bring the soul of Louisiana to Downtown Kent this Saturday, Aug. 16

Highline SeaTac Botanical Garden’s FREE ‘Music in the Garden’ is every Friday in August, starting this Friday

‘Pet Day’ at Normandy Park Organic Farmers Market this Sunday promises smiles, wagging tails and community fun

Cajun and Creole Fest will bring the soul of Louisiana to Downtown Kent on Saturday, Aug. 16

DAL Law Firm: How To Fund Your Revocable Living Trust

Discount tickets available for American Crown Circus at Burien’s Puget Sound Park Aug. 7–11

All Points Yarn is filling the gap for fiber artists

Summer Market returns to Highline SeaTac Botanical Garden this Saturday with local art, music, and family fun

JOBS: Fauntleroy Church UCC seeking to hire Music Accompanist

REMINDER: Three Tree Point Summer Market returns this Saturday, Aug. 2

Highline School Board Director Damarys Espinoza announces candidacy

Holy Ferrari! Enjoy cars and coffee at Burien’s Casa Italiana this Saturday, July 26