In this edition of The People’s Pharmacy, a question about chocolate, a note about turmeric and more.
Long left out of job market, people with disabilities benefit from COVID teleworking boom
Widespread acceptance of remote working and an overall labor shortage have opened up historic opportunities for disabled workers.
More Threats From China Directed At Taiwan
A Taiwanese Air Force Mirage 2000-5 aircraft is seen at Hsinchu Air Base, in Hsinchu, Taiwan, on January 11, 2023 [Ann Wang/Reuters] Al Jazeera: China renews threat, warns Taiwan independence will be ‘punished’ China’s T…
Rides to the Summit at Snoqualmie Pass returns
FlixBus will provide rides on select weeks between gloomy Seattle to the winter wonderland at Snoqualmie Pass.
Seattle’s huge sewage tunnel is halfway drilled. Take a look inside.
The gigantic drill that’s digging a 2.7-mile, 30-million-gallon storage tunnel for stormwater and sewage in North Seattle has passed a major milestone.
A survey of McNally Editions, the boutique publisher of out-of-print gems
A brand-new publisher dedicated to resurfacing “hidden gems” and “lost classics” has three titles you won’t want to miss.
Blue state paradox: WA keeps arming up
No matter how liberal the politics gets here, WA residents keep arming up. The state now ranks 11th in the nation for per capita gun permits.
Sponsored: A winter road trip to San Juan Island
There’s an ethereal, magical beauty about visiting Washington’s islands in winter. With summer tourists long gone, they’re the perfect low-stress winter retreat.
King County Council proposes ban on cashless retailers
The proposal would ban cashless retailers in unincorporated areas to ensure residents using paper currency and coins can still make purchases.