Why pot can be ‘clean’ but not organic — and what the certifications mean
There are other certifications to look for and questions to ask about how the plant was grown and harvested.
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Safe housing eases the challenge of meeting basic health needs
Homelessness complicates everything from managing chronic conditions like diabetes to getting a bath or a night’s sleep.
Benefit concerts: Enjoying a night out for a cause
Whether it's an international relief effort or a local festival to help your charity of choice, music is making a difference.
Finding inspiration, creating art from found objects
Some of the most elegant found-object jewelry was made by Ron Ho, a popular Bellevue schoolteacher who had a second career as an artist.
Strong communities require housing availability at all levels
Many struggle with housing security during emergencies like a serious illness, a death in the family or a temporary job loss.
How to recognize signs of addiction
If you’re worried about a loved one, or yourself, here’s what you should watch for.
How to prevent and treat “turkey neck”
Turkey neck is caused by the weakening of the neck muscles, along with the skin losing its elasticity.
Wildfire season looms over Puget Sound
Maintaining forest health helps control catastrophic wildfires.
Classic musical offers Seattle teens a way to talk about violence, leadership
The themes of “West Side Story” hold up and can teach today’s youth how to talk about and react to real world situations.
Credit Score 101: 5 ways to improve your score
Poor credit can cost you significant funds in the future or even delay major life milestones.
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