A conversation with Seattle
The showcase glistens with gorgeous rib-eye steaks, smoked turkey wings, and veal bratwursts plus other housemade sausages. But don’t miss out on the deli side of Terra Cole, featuring some fine sandwiches and sides. Continue reading Meet Terra Cole, Purveyor of Meat and More in West Seattle
Seattle police are, this morning, on the hunt for a woman who hit a 24-year-old man with her car, near the 9400 block of 11th Avenue Southwest in West Seattle. Police say it was intentional, and they know who she is. A little over a week ago, West Seattle Greenways co-founder Jake Vanderplas was also the victim of an intentional hit-and-run. Continue reading Will Road Rage in Sleepy West Seattle Fuel Drive for Street Safety?
On March 18, 2013, the Seattle City Council voted unanimously to approve increasing the cap on car2go’s Seattle fleet, from 330 to 500 cars. The 500 leaves room to grow on — the fleet will likely add another 100 cars, to 430 total, as part of the concomitant expansion of car2go’s home area footprint to Southeast and West Seattle on April 1. Continue reading car2go Expands to Keep Up with Demand in Seattle
Rachmaninoff’s music for the Orthodox Eucharist was too “modernist,” they felt, and they refused it permission to be performed as a church service. (Music in Russian churches is still a fraught issue today.) Things got even more modern with the coming of the 1917 Russian Revolution, which did nothing to improve the chances of church music, even by Rachmaninoff, being performed. Continue reading Cappella Romana Sings a “Divine Liturgy” at West Seattle’s Holy Rosary
If you haven’t seen Searching for Sugar Man yet, the very existence of this show provides one spoiler right out of the gate: Enigmatic singer/songwriter Rodriguez did not shoot or immolate himself onstage. Continue reading Your Live Music Bets for the Weekend of October 12th through the 14th
The beginning is nigh, as the opening of Roz Edison and Kamala Saxton’s second brick-and-mortar outpost, the first in West Seattle, nears. Marination “ma kai” means “along, near, or by the sea,” rather appropriate for the Seacrest Boathouse spot at 1660 Harbor Ave SW. Continue reading Marination Ma Kai Brings Aloha to West Seattle’s Seacrest Pier
We knew not of the Salmon Bone Bridge before coming across +Russ’ photo in our Flickr Pool but now look forward to seeking out its hidden charms on the Longfellow Creek Legacy Trail. Continue reading Glimpses: “Salmon Bone Bridge”