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Humans Have Been Visiting Mount Rainier For More Than 9,000 Years. Why?

In the last 10 years, significant archaeological finds in the Cascades have expanded our understanding of ancient mountain culture.

 

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Ciudad’s Bold and Beautiful Cuisine

 

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No Sleaze, All Squeeze

 

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The Top Twelve Things to Do This Week

 

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At Hogstone’s Wood Oven, Chef Jay Blackinton Does Farm-to-Table Right

 

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Free Wilbur: The War Against Feral Swine Comes to Washington

Last week, the last of several feral pigs reported in Central Washington was tracked down and killed by USDA Wildlife Service officials armed with a helicopter and a shotgun.

 

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Seattle’s Boomerang Throwers: Returning Champs

A team largely made up of Seattle-area throwers recently won the World Boomerang Cup in Germany.

 

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Monkeying Around on the Jungle Gym

Seattle’s newest house and techno label found international success by diddling around.

 

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The Rise of the Sour Ale

The IPA is here to stay, but this yeastier brew is making a move.

 

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Best Hempfest Ever

Between logistical improvements and a little serendipity, this year’s free reefer roundup was a hit.

 

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Seattle’s ‘Make Space’ Zine Features, and Hopes to Inspire, Female and Gender-Non-Binary Artists

At a hefty 11” by 14”, with thick, glossy pages, this isn’t your average zine.

 

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Dead Men Tell Plenty of Tales

The Nevertold Casket Co. brings lit to the crypt and opens its doors for readings.

 

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As a Film, Barack and Michelle’s First Date Suffers From Its Foretold Fate

 

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Herzog Logs On in ‘Lo and Behold,’ a Philosophical Treatise on the Internet Age

 

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A Field Guide to Late Summer in Seattle

It’s the simple things.

 

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