In her debut memoir, local author Kristen Millares Young dives straight into precarious experience of being a woman. Blending myth, history, personal essay, and travelogue, Desire Lines (Red Hen Press), out October 6, is an unflinching look at the...
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...
An Auburn family is suing Mount Rainier Christian Church in civil court after a youth pastor allegedly sent inappropriate messages to their daughter in the youth program, including texts that alluded to sexual behavior.
The...
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...
An Auburn family is suing Mount Rainier Christian Church in civil court after a youth pastor allegedly sent inappropriate messages to their daughter in the youth program, including texts that alluded to sexual behavior.
The...
MONDAY 10/5
Week Without Driving
(COMMUNITY) The annual Week Without Driving kicked off on October 1 and runs through October 8. Are you participating? Even if you haven’t yet, it’s not too late. It’s a fun challenge: Can you get around...
I am a global citizen. Just read my wedding diary. Maybe that’s why the news out of Brazil (where I started my career) and Morocco (where much of my family is from) caught my eye this morning. Don’t worry,...
Michelin-star chef Johnny Spero never planned to end up in the Pacific Northwest.
A lifelong East Coaster born and raised in Baltimore, he began his culinary career at 16, working for a series of big-name chefs and restaurants before opening...
When the founders of Vancouver’s Tydra Labs began exploring how waste streams could become valuable new materials, chitin was not the original plan.
The team initially intended to extract proteins from waste and turn them into fibres for textiles and...
Sydney-based SQC scored the biggest slice, $3.6 million, to expand its partnership with Schneider Electric and UNSW, using quantum-enhanced artificial intelligence to improve energy forecasting and renewable electricity use.
The UNSW spinout, founded by former Australian of the Year and...
The thinking goes that extending trust makes people relax, while holding a hard line on accountability can inhibit the experimentation that innovation requires. This belief is common among entrepreneurs in the growth phase of their business, but it is...
