Check out this Seattle Times list of new restaurant recommendations, Superbowl dishes, TV and book picks, exhibitions to enjoy during Black History Month and more.
‘Twin Peaks,’ ‘Relative’ star Wendy Robie shares what’s on her bookshelf
From “Bel Canto” to “Beowulf,” we asked Wendy Robie what she’s reading right now — and what might surprise you about her reading habits.
New movies in Seattle-area theaters this week: ‘Knock at the Cabin,’ ’80 for Brady’
Looking for a new movie to see in Seattle-area theaters this week? Here are five to choose from, including “No Bears” and “The Amazing Maurice.”
Seattle voters to decide on ‘social housing,’ but what is it?
What to know about the Feb. 14 initiative asking voters to decide on a new agency that would acquire, develop and maintain mixed-income, affordable housing.
South Seattle families publish new Somali-English children’s books
The Somali Family Safety Task Force has published five new Somali-English bilingual children’s books to help families teach Somali culture, traditions and language skills.
Rant and Rave: A lesson in ‘common sense’ parking on hills
RANT to drivers who curb their wheels the wrong way. It’s common sense. If you’re facing downhill, turn the wheel toward the curb. If you’re facing uphill, turn the wheel toward the center of the street. RAVE to the Bellev…
Grab snowshoes, seek winter charms at the new Annette Lake Sno-Park
From passes to parking and tips on snowshoe routes, here is everything you need to know before you go to the new Annette Lake Sno-Park off Interstate 90.
WA considers lower DUI limit while lab backlogs delay drivers’ court cases
State lawmakers are weighing dropping the legal limit to .05% as the proportion of impaired drivers that cause traffic deaths, and the number of deaths, rises.
How Zach Bryan’s ‘Something in the Orange’ was made in Woodinville’s Bear Creek Studio
The pastoral Woodinville studio has hosted its share of legends, from Eric Clapton and Lionel Richie to Soundgarden and Brandi Carlile.
Britain should not accept its status as the ‘sick man of Europe’ – Financial Times
Britain should not accept its status as the ‘sick man of Europe’ Financial TimesView Full Coverage on Google News