In the second part of a story from a one-on-one interview with The Seattle Times, Mariners owner John Stanton explains his views on the team's long-term strategy that currently involves trading away players with expensive contracts while still paying a large chunk of their salaries.
Since opening in March, Wa Na Wari has hosted artist talks, performances, exhibitions, parties and informal open hours that are really just about welcoming people. “Gathering is powerful. It is an anti-gentrification message," says Elisheba Johnson, one of the founders.
Megan Rapinoe is just a person unafraid to express the good, bad and unflinchingly ugly in our diverse and complicated country, and that allows her to be a mirror. The way you react to Rapinoe reflects an image of America.
From $7 Maker's Mark Manhattans to bottles of wine for around $20, bars and restaurants step up their happy-hour game during the summer months.
How to create a labyrinth garden — a tranquil spiritual quest in your own backyard.
