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Aina Abiodun believes the people closest to a problem often know the most about how to solve it. That idea runs through her life and career, and it helps explain why she has become such a distinctive voice in Seattle’s climate tech space.

Born and raised in Ile-Ife, Nigeria, Abiodun grew up in a country shaped by the fossil fuel industry at a time when the climate cris...


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Contrary to what you might think, the best mascots are born, not manufactured. Yes, a lovable socialist monster like Gritty might emerge to provide a face for the soul of a city, but sometimes, there are artists who rise up to define the character of that city.

One of the enduring memories I have of the early days of COVID involves


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Balandra

Fremont

Taking over the legendary former Art of the Table space on Stone Way—following a brief stint as Robin’s—is Balandra, a chef-driven tapas and wine bar. Named for a Spanish sailing ship, it’s the debut from first-time owner Anna Bennett, who hails from the E...


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This spring, Everett’s Schack Art Center opened Present Tense: 24th Annual Juried Exhibition. A longstanding tradition, the show will feature pieces from artists working in a range of mediums, i...


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On a stretch of sidewalk in downtown Seattle this summer, you might notice a small vinyl marker shaped like a drop of water. Scan it with your phone, and the street will begin to shift—plants might bloom across the pavement, animals crawl or slither, water cascades, and stories unfold. Follow the next marker, and the next, and you’re moving through a different kind of


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