2020 Capsule Here's What 2020 Looked Like Across Seattle A budtender, a professional organizer, and the guy who played Scrooge walk into a very strange year... By Seattle Met Staff What a feat: We made it through this year. In This Feature: Everything That Happened in Seattle This Year, Non-Covid Edition Covid-19 masked some major, and not so major, happenings in our city. We've got you covered. 12/29/2020 By Benjamin Cassidy Our 10 Most-Read Seattle Stories of the Year Here are the articles (and takeout lists) that captured the city's attention in 2020. 12/31/2020 By Seattle Met Staff Bus Drivers Had to Follow Some Wrenching Directions in 2020 Operators like Nathan Vass have navigated the intersection of safety and kindness. 12/21/2020 By Nicole Martinson Budtenders Were Essential Workers This Year, Too James Fields describes what it was like to manage Shoreline’s Dockside Cannabis in 2020. 12/22/2020 By Stefan Milne What It Was Like to Reenter Society in 2020 Some formerly incarcerated people have regained their freedom at a tumultuous time. 12/29/2020 By Sophia Gates How Does a Montessori School Teacher Adapt to Remote Learning? Sonya Maslenikov reflects on student-led resilience at the Pacific Crest School. 12/23/2020 By Erin Wong A 'Soulful Flow' Yoga Teacher Stretched to Meet Students' 2020 Needs For Jasmine RaShae, it's not just about the asana. 12/28/2020 By Erin Wong How ACT Theatre’s Scrooge Actor Moved from Stage to Sound Booth For actor Jeff Steitzer, this year has mixed the new with the familiar. 12/24/2020 By Carli Ricker Hail, Brave New Seattle Restaurants of 2020 These restaurants met the moment with trippy bar breakfasts, socially distanced fine dining, and a limited-edition crab roll. 12/10/2020 By Allecia Vermillion Photography by Amber Fouts A Professional Organizer Tidied Homes for New Duties Lisa Holtby has helped work from home feel less messy. 12/30/2020 By Christy Carley These Small Businesses Got By with a Little Help from Their Friends A storied comic book store and a brand-new boutique have both leaned on an old reliable to weather the economic crisis: the community. 12/31/2020 By Zoe Sayler How Among Us Became an Unlikely Mirror for 2020 How the video game from Redmond studio Innersloth went viral in a year of rampant disinformation. 12/09/2020 By Stefan Milne