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Here are some places around the Northwest keeping the flame alive for flippers of all ages.
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Robbins dazzled readers with the whimsy and imagination in his books, including Jitterbug Perfume, Skinny Legs and All and Even Cowgirls Get the Blues.
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Philip Cowan has led Pierce County's only nonprofit movie theater for the past 18 years. The Grand is nearing its fundraising goal to buy the building that houses the theater, which Cowan said felt like the right opportunity to let someone else takeover.
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Two friends went surfing the Sunday before the Palisades Fire erupted and then parked the van in a neighborhood that was later destroyed. They were sure it was a goner.
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The historic Capitol Hill building includes rehearsal and meeting rooms, plus a recording studio. Seattle Theatre Group has plans to preserve the space as an arts hub.
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Freshly baked pretzels, shining tree lights and sleds in the snow lend a ruddy warmth to an unlikely collection of Bavarian-themed chalets in the mountains of Washington state.
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On Jan. 1, 2025 the U.S. copyright expires on creations from 1929. That means early comic characters, novels, films and songs can be used without permission or payment.
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There's a bit of a whirlwind story, with ties to the Netherlands, behind Roosevelt High School's annual performance of The Jazz Nutcracker.
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About twice a week, John Simpson sets out to the tired parts of downtown Olympia with his camera. He hopes his images could put a face to the issue of homelessness.
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Local brothers Free and Raven Borsey will use some of the Bullitt Prize grant to restart a youth canoe program that gave them valuable lessons as teenagers.
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The Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians in Oregon have just celebrated newly lifted restrictions on their rights to hunt, fish and gather.
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Artist Louie Gong said he hopes people can connect over the art about Bruce Lee and the Chinatown-International District.