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December 19, 2018 — As we build a better city together, how you get around is changing. Get ready for January 11, 2019! Beginning with WSDOTâs permanent closure of the Alaskan Way Viaduct on January 11 and continuing over the next three years, Seattle is entering a new era of tough traffic. Just before the new SR 99 tunnel... Read More
December 17, 2018 — Are you thinking about how to get involved in a cause that can make a positive impact in your community or someoneâs life, but donât know where to start? Volunteer with United Way of King Countyâs Free Tax Preparation Campaign. United Way of King County is gearing up for this upcoming tax season, and we... Read More
December 14, 2018 — Hereâs a chemistry lesson about delicious quick breads, ideas about cutting sodium as you make a tasty coffee cakeâa holiday brunch treat, perhaps?âand a recipe for homemade baking powder. The recipe was developed by a couple of Northwest Kidney Centers patients who were carefully controlling sodium intake to save their kidneys, hearts, and blood vessels.... Read More
December 12, 2018 — âGive an experience instead of stuffâ for the holidays! Catchy, isnât it? Thatâs been a popular concept for years. Usually that has meant giving someone an alternative to a typical gift like a sweater, knick-knack, or electronic deviceâfor example, theater or concert tickets, piano lessons, or a gift card for zip-lining through the forest. Chosen... Read More
December 10, 2018 — Redwolf Painter, a senior systems engineer relocating to Seattle from the San Francisco Bay Area, thought it would be easier to rent an apartment here. But after applying for rentals more than a dozen timesâand being denied each timeâRedwolf began to suspect a more disturbing pattern. âOn the phone, I had a lot of very... Read More
December 7, 2018 — The holidays are busy times, filled with activities, traditions, and visits with family and friends. Itâs often the time when those who live apart geographically can spend extended, precious time together. If you havenât seen the older adults in your life over several months or years, itâs not unusual not to notice changes until you... Read More
December 5, 2018 — Getting through the holiday season while caring for a loved one can be a challenge on many levels. Holidays tend to bring up emotions, old memories, and family issues. While holidays can be a time of joy and celebration, they may also highlight losses. An adult child who cares for two parents and loses one... Read More
December 3, 2018 — After 21 years living on the street and with a multitude of health issues, Larry Stuvland was referred to Aging and Disability Services for assistance by Sound Generations. Bellevue Fire Cares made the original referral on Larryâs behalf. Larry was struggling to survive. He needed essential services, resources, and housing. As the Aging and Disability... Read More