Seattle Art Fair Opens With a Strong Showing
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by Rachel Gallaher
1h ago
Seattle Art Fair is officially open, kicking off its weekend-long run with a packed party at the Lumen Field Event Center last night. Abuzz with the who’s who of the… The post Seattle Art Fair Opens With a Strong Showing appeared first on Seattle magazine ..read more
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How I Almost Fell for a Phishing Scam: A Cautionary Tale
Seattle Magazine
by Carly Dykes
6h ago
It was an ordinary Wednesday afternoon when I received an email from the CEO of Seattle magazine ordering me to buy gift cards for employee appreciation week... The post How I Almost Fell for a Phishing Scam: A Cautionary Tale appeared first on Seattle magazine ..read more
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Top Docs: Sharukh Lokhandwala, M.D.
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by Seattle Mag
13h ago
Dr. Sharukh Lokhandwala, specializes in lung disease and transplant medicine-lung, and has been named one of Seattle magazine’s Top Doctors for 2024... The post Top Docs: Sharukh Lokhandwala, M.D. appeared first on Seattle magazine ..read more
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Amazon Sues To Stop Fake Reviews
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by Rob Smith
19h ago
Ever bought a product on Amazon based on a review? Amazon and the Better Business Bureau have filed a joint lawsuit accusing ReviewServiceUSA.com of allegedly selling fake positive reviews that… The post Amazon Sues To Stop Fake Reviews appeared first on Seattle magazine ..read more
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Must List: 6 Things to Do in Seattle This Weekend
Seattle Magazine
by Sarah Stackhouse
19h ago
Happy Thursday! Get ready to enjoy the best events in and around town... The post Must List: 6 Things to Do in Seattle This Weekend appeared first on Seattle magazine ..read more
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DeLille Cellars Plans University Village Restaurant
Seattle Magazine
by Rob Smith
2d ago
DeLille Cellars is branching into Seattle for the first time. The popular Woodinville winery is launching a Bordeaux-inspired restaurant and tasting room at University Village in a 6,700-square-foot space in the Southwest corner of the complex. Opening is scheduled for summer 2025. It’s the first time DeLille has branched out of Woodinville, where it has operated since 1992. It is the city’s oldest operating winery. “This new location represents a thrilling new chapter for DeLille Cellars,” says CEO Tom Dugan, adding that it’s an opportunity for the company to expose the state’s world-cla ..read more
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Seattle Podcast: Spencer Frazer: Second Act Artist Changing the World
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by Seattle Mag
2d ago
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Prints are No. 1
Seattle Magazine
by Sarah Stackhouse
2d ago
You can dress them up or down. They come in various fabrics, colors, and styles. They adapt to different seasons, making them a favorite among Washingtonians who appreciate practical yet stylish wardrobe choices. Have you guessed it yet? We’re talking about print dresses. It turns out that Washington residents are obsessed with print summer dresses. Research by online fashion retailer boohoo.com found that these sun-kissed silhouettes are the preferred look across the state this summer. Fashion experts say prints can boost confidence, create visual interest, and express individuality. Florals ..read more
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Top Docs: Dr. Amy Cheng
Seattle Magazine
by Seattle Mag
3d ago
Dr. Amy Cheng, dermatologist, has been named one of Seattle magazine’s Top Doctors for 2024.       Why did you pick your specialty? I chose dermatology because I get the opportunity to interact with patients of all ages, from babies to seniors. I see a wide variety of cases, from rashes to acne to skin cancers. The skin is the largest organ of the body, and can be the first clue to internal problems and autoimmune disorders, so I work with rheumatologists, allergists and various other specialties. What do you wish people knew about your specialty? It’s not just the skin! The ski ..read more
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Starbucks, Mercedes-Benz Electrify I-5
Seattle Magazine
by Rob Smith
3d ago
Starbucks and Mercedes-Benz are blending coffee with EV charging. The Seattle coffee purveyor will install Mercedes-Benz DC Fast chargers at 100 stores along the I-5 corridor from Canada to Mexico so motorists can grab a cup of coffee or a snack while charging their cars along the 1,400-mile stretch of highway. Both companies have audacious sustainability goals: Starbucks’ renewable energy projects, including EV charging, is part of its goal to reduce carbon emissions 50% by 2030. Starbucks says it already has more than 1,000 stores across the United States with nearby access to EV charging. M ..read more
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