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“Still Here: A South End Mixtape from an Unexpected Journalist” by Reagan Jackson.
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20 summer book recommendations from your favorite Seattle and WA authors

Looking for what could be your new favorite book? We asked local authors for their summer reading recommendations. VIEW

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A couple heads back to their vehicle as the movie, The Goonies, begins at the Skyline Drive-In in Shelton Wednesday, June 10, 2020. In business since 1964, the Skyline Drive-In is one of only four drive-in movie theaters still open in Western Washington. It has recently been allowed to reopen, with restrictions. Only 150 cars are allowed into the drive-in so that social distancing can be met. Cars must not be parked within ten feet of each other. 214224
Movies

10 places where you can see movies outside this summer

Benjamin McFadden as Sir Andrew Aguecheek and Eric Ray Anderson as Sir Toby Belch in Seattle Shakespeare Company’s 2019 production of “Twelfth Night.”
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Your guide to summer 2022 outdoor theater and performances in the Seattle area

“Tracy Flick Can’t Win: A Novel” by Tom Perrotta.
Books

Moira Macdonald’s list of must-read books for summer 2022

Nathan Chen in Stars on Ice.
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Olympic gold medalist Nathan Chen talks Olympics, future ahead of Stars on Ice Seattle stop

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Jules the Juggler (AKA Jules McEvoy) entertained a crowd at the 50th annual University Street Fair. The fair continues Sunday along University Way NE 210319

13 things to do in the Seattle area this weekend

Great reads

An interactive guide to best books from the past few years

Movies

‘Armageddon Time,’ portrait of white privilege, stirs Cannes

James Gray’s autobiographical coming of age film “Armageddon Time,” starring Anthony Hopkins, Anne Hathaway and Jeremy Strong, has made the biggest splash of an American film not starring Tom Cruise at the Cannes Film Festival. VIEW

Music & Nightlife

Ed Sheeran announces birth of second daughter

British singer-songerwriter Ed Sheeran has announced the birth of his second daughter, saying he and his wife, Cherry Seaborn were “over the moon’’ at the baby's arrival.

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Jules the Juggler (AKA Jules McEvoy) entertained a crowd at the 50th annual University Street Fair. The fair continues Sunday along University Way NE 210319

13 things to do in the Seattle area this weekend

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John Aylward portrays Theodore Roethke in the world premiere of David Wagoner’s “First Class,” directed by Kurt Beattie. At ACT Theatre, July 27 – Aug. 26, 2007.

John Aylward, prominent Seattle theater, ‘ER’ and ‘West Wing’ actor, dies at 75 VIEW

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Scandinavian pride was on full display in Ballard as the 17th Of May – also known as Norwegian Constitution Day- is celebrated through the heavily Nordic community. A mainstay in the city for 130 years, the Syttende Mai celebration and its parade had to be canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic. Regardless, revelers made their own impromptu parade down Market Street waving Norwegian flags and honking their horns. Photographed Sunday, May 17, 2020. 213994 213994

Join the Norwegian community in celebrating the 17th of May, and more fun around Seattle

Visual Arts

Jules the Juggler (AKA Jules McEvoy) entertained a crowd at the 50th annual University Street Fair. The fair continues Sunday along University Way NE 210319

13 things to do in the Seattle area this weekend

Pacific NW Magazine

Downtown McCarthy, Alaska in 1954. Fire had cleared out a block of buildings. Credit: Bob Leitzell / Courtesy Porphyry Press Original slug: 2 The Golden, McCarthy AK, 1954

How a family secret (or two) led a Seattle attorney to his grandfather’s Alaskan ghost town

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Scandinavian pride was on full display in Ballard as the 17th Of May – also known as Norwegian Constitution Day- is celebrated through the heavily Nordic community. A mainstay in the city for 130 years, the Syttende Mai celebration and its parade had to be canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic. Regardless, revelers made their own impromptu parade down Market Street waving Norwegian flags and honking their horns. Photographed Sunday, May 17, 2020. 213994 213994

Join the Norwegian community in celebrating the 17th of May, and more fun around Seattle