The world is filled with the negative; romance novels can be a way from taking a break from it all.
Author and journalist Jonathan Weisman visited the Stroum Jewish Community Center to as part of the center’s “Words to the Wise” series.
Southeast Asians are at greater risk of being deported to countries many haven’t been to since they were young or have never been to.
For immigrant women on the Eastside, Turkcha is here to help.
Samantha Pak
How an unlikely group of teenagers achieved success through the support of their community.
What message does it send when certain stories are censored?
Senior editor Samantha Pak reflects on what representation in media means to her.
Let’s not forget that July 4 is a day that celebrates the freedoms we have in this country.
At the Celebration of Youth luncheon fundraiser for Friends of Youth on March 15, a common theme running through the various speeches was the idea… Continue reading
Eastside Homelessness Series
Editor’s note: This is the second part of a month-long series that focuses on homelessness on the Eastside. Just as tackling homelessness means more than… Continue reading
Thousands are expected to turn out for tomorrow’s Women’s March on Seattle. The 3.6-mile march will begin at 10 a.m. at Judkins Park at 2150… Continue reading
With the 2008 passing of Sound Transit 2 (ST2) and this month’s passing of Sound Transit 3 (ST3), light rail is coming to the Eastside… Continue reading
Sales of Little Shirley vases, created by the Mercer Island Florist owner's daughter, will benefit Friends of Youth.
A new piece of state legislation may lead more homeless and runaway youth to seek shelter with service agencies such as Eastside-based Friends of Youth (FOY).
The subject of sports usually does not come up during conversations about sustainability, but Scott Jenkins is working to change that.
Along with the rest of the country, Javed Sikander, Hyder Ali and Island resident Arsalan Bukhari were all relieved at the news of Osama bin Laden’s death.
