5 Northwest Olympic Hopefuls

By Meri-Jo Borzilleri

The Artful Designer

Chris Haddad brings to life the modern designs of some of the Northwest’s most desirable homes—when he’s not making sculptures.

By Peter Sackett

Gael power

By Sarah Anderson

The Seattle Vice Index

By Sarah Anderson

Street Names

By Matthew Baldwin

An Open Letter to Minneapolis

Seattle named second most literate city. But don’t get too comfortable, No. 1.

Imperfectly Normal

Actor and filmmaker Crispin Glover works naughty, talks nice.

By Steve Wiecking

Coffee Chain

Patrons at a Marysville Starbucks pay it forward.

By Sarah Anderson

The Vintners of South Park

By Jim Gullo

Birds of a Feather

With contribution from Laura Cassidy

Green Up Your Act

Think global and look local by shopping at these earth-friendly boutiques.

By Lia Steakley Dicker

Round House, Square Lot

A West Seattle property requires a targeted marketing strategy.

By Ashley Griffin

The High Life

Drug wars and BC traffickers? Welcome to Victorian Seattle.

By Eric Scigliano

Maintain Mayberry (or) Bring on the Condos?

Builders say mixed-use developments in the city keep sprawl at bay, but residents fear the threat to neighborhood identities.

By Francesca Lyman

Frumpy Fashionista

A casualty of Seattle’s casual dress code suffers a sartorial identity crisis.

By Anna Roth

A Little Crab Will Do You

Discover the bounty of the sea from a beach house on the Oregon Coast.

By Lia Steakley Dicker

The Italian Job

Questions for Gian DeCaro of DeCaro Sartoria.

By Laura Cassidy

Digging In

If you want to try Washington’s best bivalve, grab a bucket and head to the beach.

By Jess Thomson

Bewitching Wines

Biodynamic grape growers try to turn wine lovers into believers.  

By Teri Citterman

Spark, Pickle, Toss. Repeat.

Wallingford’s Joule dares diners to travel the world without a map.

By Kathryn Robinson

La Rustica

By Kathryn Robinson

Lucky Strike Lanes

By Kathryn Robinson

Miro Tea

By Kathryn Robinson

Sounds Like Teen Spirit

A Northwest girls’ camp strikes a chord with two documentary filmmakers.

By Wilson Diehl

Bastion of Higher Learning

Wexley School for Girls turns advertising on its ear.

By Jim Gullo

Little Giants

South Seattle Community College’s dwarf conifers come alive in winter.   

By Roger Brooks