Marmalade is sunshine in a jar — and in your cooking
Now is the time for marmalade makers to start the dayslong project of shredding, soaking and simmering the fruit until it emerges golden and syrupy.
Day: March 9, 2026
University of Washington cherry blossoms: Where to park, see webcams and more
Everything you need to know about seeing cherry blossoms at the University of Washington, from the types of trees on campus to quieter spots to avoid the Quad.
Former UW football player Dan Milsten diagnosed with rare form of cancer
Dan Milsten, a former UW football player and Tacoma native, has undergone a difficult three-month ordeal after being diagnosed with two forms of cancer in early 2026.
Art deco Browns Point Lighthouse illuminates a long, foggy history
Browns Point Lighthouse offers sweeping views of Commencement Bay, and a chance to stay overnight in the light keeper’s cottage.
Is King County turning the corner on violent crime?
While 2025’s tally of violent killings was still higher than before the onset of the pandemic, the relative slow down means detectives “finally have time to breathe.”
Snohomish County transfer station closing for $2.25 million upgrade
Snohomish County is closing its largest transfer station through most of March for a $2.25 million upgrade.
WA state parks offer free parking twice in March, including Monday
Washington state parks will offer free parking Monday and next Thursday, in celebration of a couple of birthdays.
How Seattle’s 911 ambulance system, nurse line stack up
Many cities, like Seattle, have added 911 nurse lines in recent years. But some have equipped their systems with more protections against bad outcomes.
Seattle Kraken’s Jessica Campbell embraces changes in second NHL season
The frenzy surrounding Kraken assistant coach Jessica Campbell’s NHL debut season has quieted. She’s keeping a lower profile and letting the results speak for themselves this year.
What ultracheap travel is really costing us
Deep travel discounts can come with hidden costs that not only degrade your experience but also harm communities, workers and the environment, the Travel Troubleshooter writes.