Just ask Jimmer De Groot. He expresses his love of grills through his art. And it’s now a bit of an obsession.
Olin, 83, built homes for regular people and those with gobs of money. His first house in Everett sold for $12,000 in 1963.
This is the second year in a row that an app by Sydney Vo and Azul Rangel won in the state’s Second District.
Takayuki Masumoto, “who absolutely brooks no nonsense from his patrons,” is looking for a buyer. Name not included.
Bright murals now adorn the walls. The artwork is intended to calm and relax detainees.
Henrietta and Betty, a goose duet, entertain passersby in the yard between Colby Avenue and Evergreen Way.
A banya in Russian refers to a hot room or sauna. You can also plunge in the cold pool. Or play chess and eat piroshki.
Two mossy and mysterious figures in the woods of Lundeen Parkway turn heads and lighten up a gloomy day.
Cecilia Garcia, a Lake Stevens collector of 200 tumblers, was among those who lined up for the shiny red Starbucks holiday cup.
The couple’s fourth son was born en route to the hospital, in the front seat. “You can’t stop a baby who wants to come out.”
A mystery painting is on display at the Mukilteo Ivar’s. The deadline to solve it, or at least take a good guess, is Jan. 15.
A romance on Rucker heated up without help from The Love Zone — and other tall tales from the past year.
The use of cannabis by seniors is booming, but the benefits and dangers are not an exact science.
The new Mukilteo Speedway pub with food, games and soon pull-tabs, is open 365 days, including holidays or snow days.
Qingyun Li was 11 when he scored a perfect 36 on the ACT test. His sister, Ruoyun, was one point away.
You can pile up the Turkey Cake, a platter-ready frozen bird, and Turkey Day Fixin’s, the side dish flavor of the month.
Sam Taylor, 73, is a “Home Depot artist.” He uses drop cloths as canvas and house paint to create art.
