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Your hardest choice at Rusty Pelican Cafe? Breakfast or lunch
The restaurant with locations in Mill Creek and Edmonds has a surprisingly varied menu.
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A classical music concert where the kids can make noise – to accompanty the music
Here’s an unusual treat: A chance to go to a symphony concert with kids who will have the…
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Season’s greetings: Cascadia’s Christmas cards are back
The Cascadia Art Museum’s holiday show featuring cards by Northwest artists is up through Jan. 6.
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What a gift: The Schack’s Holiday Art Exhibit opens tonight
The Schack Art Center’s exhibit of holiday art for gift-giving features the Northwest Pastel Society.
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She wanted to sing — but first she had to overcome shyness
Holly Pyle, whom you can hear Saturday in Snohomish, built confidence at countless open mics.
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Her advice to women working in business: Believe in yourself
Jenny Xia is the co-CEO of FreeWill, a will-planning company that helps people give to good causes.
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Don’t have $10,000 for a remodel? Refresh your room on a budget
With a designer’s help, Shelly Henderson of Lake Stevens redecorated for a fraction of the cost.
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Bandleader hopes to “get people shaking their butt a little bit”
The Margaret Wilder Band returns to the Marysville Opera House on Nov. 15.
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Veterans Day concert to feature American music, brass quintet
Music composed by Stephen Foster and George M. Cohan will be on the program Sunday.
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Neverending love: Bookstore starts new chapter in Edmonds
Owner Annie Carl has moved the Neverending Bookshop, once in Bothell, to Olympic View Drive.
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Isolation puts your health at risk, no matter how old you are
Loneliness can lead to serious health problems such as heart disease, stroke and Alzheimer’s disease.
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Science center’s virtual reality theater surrounds you with stars
‘Fistful of Stars” gives the experience of being “inside” the Orion Nebula.
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A day to remember our ancestors — and have some fun
Join the celebration of a rich Mexican tradition, the Day of the Dead, at EvCC on Saturday.
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Couple’s 1989 dream home is today’s Pride of the Neighborhood
The Everett home, bought on a wing and a prayer in 1989, wins a coveted Monte Cristo award.
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Organ music adds to spooky spirit of these Hallween events
Port Gardner Bay Music Society has a concert and Trinty Episcopal Church will show a silent movie.
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Artist’s exhibit at EdCC asks: What’s the meaning behind a name?
“Vassal Republic” at Edmonds Community College challenges viewers to check their assumptions.
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Healthy Halloween: Lynnwood mom on making good-for-you treats
Anne Meinke, author of “RawMama’s Healthy Halloween Snacks,” teaches an Oct. 30 class at Cafe Zippy.
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Wheat wizards: Washington lab baking better bread
Scientists at WSU’s The Bread Lab have a simple mission: Grow wheat that makes tastier bread.
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‘Anything can happen’ during Red Curtain’s evening of one-acts
See two productions — “The Real Inspector Hound” and “The Actor’s Nightmare” — at the Marysville theater.
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Historical novel ‘Becoming Beatrice’ linked to pioneer home
The Blackman House, built in 1878 Snohomish, now a museum, plays a key role in Frances Wood’s novel.