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Top Stories


On this day in Seattle history: October 22 | We traveled back in time on Tuesday, Oct. 22, discovering a local inventor, the completion of a $3 million Seattle Public Library project, and the debut of Seattle’s own Pearl Jam icons.
Where to grab a late-night meal in Seattle | Fancy a midnight snack? These Seattle restaurants keep their kitchens open after 9 p.m., serving up nachos, pasta, breakfast food, and more.
Seattle Parks and Rec announces 15 recipients of Park CommUNITY Fund | Each of the selected projects were suggested and voted on by Seattleites — from new basketball courts and exercise equipment to access improvements and water bottle refill stations.

Asked

Seattle’s first-ever restaurant, Yesler’s Cookhouse opened in 1853 selling most meals for ______:


A. $1
B. $0.25
C. $0.75
D. $1.50
Yes(ler), chef

Events


This Weekend

  • Brunch & Banter | Sunday, Oct. 27 | 12:30-3 p.m. | Citizen Collective | $35 | Small biz owner? New to Seattle? Looking to grow your circle? Tired of questions? This low-pressure networking event could be just what you need to get back in the saddle.
  • Howl-O-Ween Luminaria Dog Walk | Sunday, Oct. 27 | 4-6:30 p.m. | Washington Park Arboretum | Free | Costumes are encouraged for this self-paced walk through illuminated paths with haunting decor.
Plan Ahead

  • Central District Art Walk | Friday, Nov. 1 | 6-9 p.m. | Midtown Square | Free | This self-guided, all-ages tour of Central District brings you face-to-face with local art, music, shops, and more.
  • Puget Sound Forests and Climate Change Symposium | Saturday, Nov. 2 | 9 a.m.-2:30 p.m. | 1000 Oakesdale Ave. SW, Ste. 110, Renton | $20+ | A panel of experts is ready to teach you practical steps for improving the health and resilience of the forest around you.
  • Sea-Meow Convention 2024 | Saturday, Nov. 2 + Sunday, Nov. 3 | 10 a.m.-5 p.m. | Seattle Center | $27+ | Imagine a comic con, but for cat lovers — meet-and-greet some adorable cats and shop 80+ vendors selling apparel, cat toys, crafts, art, and more.
There's plenty more to do
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News Notes


Coming Soon
  • “California cult favorite” Mendocino Farms is opening in Kirkland on Tuesday, Oct. 29. Want to keep up with all the most recent restaurant and bars in our area? Read more on our website.
Real Estate
  • A listing on Medina’s Gold Coast hit the market for $27.8 million, making it the sixth most expensive home listing in Washington. The 12,170-sqft Evergreen Point mansion features an elegant floating entry staircase, heated outdoor entertainment area, a sauna, and a wine room with a tasting bar. (Puget Sound Business Journal)
Community
  • A Seattle woman received injuries trying to rescue her dog from a coyote in her backyard in Queen Anne. A similar incident occurred a week ago in Magnolia. If you witness a coyote attack, you can report it by calling (360) 902–2936, emailing WILDCOMM@dfw.wa.gov, or submitting details online. (KING 5)
Development
  • Sea-Tac Airport recently received $17.5 million in federal funds to support its S Concourse remodel. With all these developments in Seattle, read up on the cost of planting some roots in the Emerald City.
Sports
  • Today at 12 p.m., the Washington Huskies have a critical matchup with the Indian Hoosiers. Is the team in shape to step up to the plate? Local experts are talking young talents + defensive tactics with Locked On’s daily, Huskies-focused podcast.
Plan Ahead
  • It’s fall, which means our calendars are packed with events like Halloween crawls and scary movie screenings. Find more fun near you this season with our ultimate guide to Seattle’s top happenings. We’ll see you there.
Weather
  • After a somewhat sunny (and chilly) week, Seattleites can expect a wet weekend with on-and-off showers and temperature highs in the mid-50s. Stay up-to-date with Seattle’s fickle weather with KING 5 meteorologist Rich Marriott.

City Guide

Foodie paradise is just a road trip away

A farm with a big sign that reads "Welcome to Historic Walla Walla" sits in a golden wheat field at sunset while the moon hangs magically in a pastel-colored sky.
It’s hard to look at this photo without getting the urge to frolic. | Photo by Jason W. Lacey
Itching to tour excellent wineries and sample five-star dishes? If so, then you’ll want to add this driving-distance destination to your next travel itinerary.

Before you start packing your bags, here’s everything you need to know about Walla Walla + our insider recommendations:
  • Drive time: ~4.2 hours from downtown
  • Est. population: 34,526
  • Established: 1862

🎟️ Experience


L’Ecole Historic Schoolhouse
If you’re hitting up tasting rooms, stop by this acclaimed winery’s 1915-built outpost that was once a working school. View the remaining chalkboards and restored, hand-painted mural from former students.

🍲 Eat


Walla Walla Steak Co.
Soon after opening in 2018, this upscale meat haven was named one of the “Best Wine Restaurants in America” by Wine Enthusiast. Wanna save on some miles? Take a quick trip to Woodinville to enjoy the cuisine closer to home.

🏨 Stay


Eritage Resort
Sunset Magazine once rated this sprawling getaway a top 20 travel destination — and for good reason. The views are gorgeous, the amenities (like the heated saltwater pool) are top notch, and the Eritage Restaurant has culinary champion roots.
9 more Walla Walla must-sees

The Buy

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The Wrap

Today’s edition by: Madeline


Today is our last 6 p.m. sunset of the year, and we have some great ideas on how to spend your Halloweekend in Seattle — plus, today’s your last chance to grab a Krabby Patty Meal from Saint Bread. Arrrrrrre ya ready, kids?

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