Stereotypes and depictions of seniors in popular media often portray the senior years as an idle era of mental and physical decline. We talked to a dozen seniors around the Seattle area who are challenging these stereotypes by finding creative ways to stay active and thriving into their 70s, 80s, and even their 90s. WATCH
Cement your love for the Alaskan Way Viaduct with a piece of the structure. Chunks of viaduct rubble are available for free noon-5 p.m. Saturday-Sunday (Nov. 23-24) at 1400 Western Ave., Seattle.
Take some time out with these events before Thanksgiving. Or, if you're stuck inside getting everything ready for Turkey Day, here are some at-home activity ideas.
"The thing I wanted to do when I got into this was to demystify the weather and take all the jargon out of it," Steve Pool said. "Let's take on the science, but only in a way to explain it to someone. And to talk to the average person." VIEW
