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Viola Davis arrives at the Governors Awards on Saturday, Nov. 19, 2022, at Fairmont Century Plaza in Los Angeles. (Photo by Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP) CAJS244 CAJS244
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Viola Davis, Jessica Chastain bring the color to Governors Awards

These gowns that seem to be made from the happiest of rainbows and a ridiculously pretty red spider web can bring light to a gray afternoon.

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Hilary Swank in “Alaska Daily.”
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Executive Director of Diversity Alliance of the Puget Sound Oliver Webb holds a candle that has not been burned since the 2016 Pulse nightclub shooting during a vigil at the University Unitarian Church on Trans Day of Remembrance, Sunday, Nov. 20, 2022. TDOR Seattle Founder Astro Pittman, the owner of the candle, chose to burn it again during the vigil because of the Club Q shooting that happened the day prior in Colorado Springs.
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A young woman was killed. Now advocates seek protection for Seattle’s trans community VIEW

CHEF BLAINE WETZEL – LUMMI ISLAND – 062311 Willows Inn and restaurant on Lummi Island. Chef Blaine Wetzel is the acclaimed chef at the Willows Inn on Lummi Island.
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Embattled Willows Inn closes, gives building to Bellingham nonprofit

Nehemiah Hooks as Scarecrow, Kataka Corn as Dorothy, and the cast of The Wiz.
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‘The Wiz,’ at Seattle’s 5th Avenue, brings down the house with every number

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Five reds from Washington state made Wine Spectator’s Top 100 list including this 2018 cab from Quilceda Creek winery, which was ranked 9th best wine.

Cheers to 5 WA wineries that made Wine Spectator’s 2022 top 100 list

Cheers to 5 WA wineries that made Wine Spectator’s 2022 top 100 list

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Folk singer Woody Guthrie wrote “Roll On, Columbia, Roll On” about the Columbia River (this is the Grand Coulee Dam on the river in Eastern Washington), and it was approved as the official Washington state folk song in 1987. (Alan Berner / The Seattle Times, 2008)

The stories behind Washington’s official state symbols

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Six-year-old Caleb Deappolonio and mom Tiffany point out various skiing medals to three-year old brother Evan at the Washington State Ski & Snowboard Museum at Snoqualmie Pass Saturday, Nov. 26, 2022. The Deappolonios had been up tubing at the pass and stopped in for a bite to eat at The Commonwealth when they noticed the museum right next door and decided to pay it a visit. 222310

How WA played a key role in snowboarding’s explosion in the U.S. VIEW

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New to snowshoes? These 5 Western WA spots are good for kids, newbies
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5 Western WA hikes to take with the family on a rainy day
Find 7 Henry murals on this 5-mile walk through Ballard and Interbay

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Although not as long as they were Sunday, there were still long delays at general security lines at Sea-Tac airport Monday, September 19, 2022. Lines lead out to the parking garage for a brief time Monday morning. Wait times were up to 90 minutes Sunday though people reported waiting in line for up to two hours. 221609

Last-minute advice for your holiday trip

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“Intuitive Eating for Every Day: 365 Daily Practices & Inspirations to Rediscover the Pleasures of Eating” by Evelyn Tribole.

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Even on a hot summer day, these golfers are up for some clubbing

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Seattle’s Uptown got a new name, but a historic landmark shines on

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Rant and Rave: Reader appreciates King County paratransit drivers

RAVE to the King County Metro Access van drivers who pick my mom up in her wheelchair every week. Without fail, they are kind and professional, always greeting my mom with a smile and doing their best to make her comfortable. Not to mention the patience required to navigate their vans through Seattle streets and...

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