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What we love and hate about the Alaskan Way Viaduct

Joe Oh and his wife, Jiyoung Seo, both 26, from Arlington, Va., visit Seattle on their honeymoon. They said they’d never heard of the Viaduct but had taken this route looking for Pike Place Market. (Ken Lambert/The Seattle Times)
Joe Oh and his wife, Jiyoung Seo, both 26, from Arlington, Va., visit Seattle on their honeymoon. They said they'd never heard of the Viaduct but had taken this route looking for Pike Place Market. (Ken Lambert/The Seattle Times)

Our elevated highway is coming down, which means we’ll lose beautiful views and a concrete eyesore.

Cauliflower, transformed by the Paleo diet. This is the “fried rice” version, with shrimp, vegetables and green onions.
Taste

Cauliflower is the new ‘it’ veggie, for everything from pizza crust to fried rice

Trendy ‘riced’ cauliflower substitutes in healthier versions of everything from pizza crust to fried rice.

During a group pilates class at TRIBE Fitness, instructor Marlys Yvonne, center, help Emily Vandervort with a slight body adjustment.
Fit For Life

Struggled with pilates before? You may be a believer after a Power Reformer class

If you’ve had trouble with Pilates before, the Reformer might be the way to go.

Cover stories

(This is for the Magazine) Looking north from atop an apartment building on W. Main St., the congested southbound Viaduct traffic drops down to the lower decking, Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2017, in Seattle.

What we love and hate about the Alaskan Way Viaduct | PNW Magazine  VIEW

The Way We Work

Seattleites juggle jobs to make ends meet

‘Mother figure to us all’: Check out this super volunteer’s latest mission

Crash course: Falls, fights, fires are all in a day’s work at Seattle stunt school

Local tech companies need to look harder to find untapped talent

Fit for Life

During a group pilates class at TRIBE Fitness, instructor Marlys Yvonne, center, help Emily Vandervort with a slight body adjustment.

Struggled with pilates before? You may be a believer after a Power Reformer class | PNW Magazine

Northwest Living

Pacific Northwest Living feature. Belle Modern Farmhouse

An extreme fixer-upper in Bellevue gets a beautiful makeover | Northwest Living  VIEW

Most Read Stories

Taste

Cauliflower, transformed by the Paleo diet. This is the “fried rice” version, with shrimp, vegetables and green onions.

Cauliflower is the new ‘it’ veggie, for everything from pizza crust to fried rice | Taste

Natural Gardener

New for Spring 2017: ‘The Ancient Mariner’, a tall repeat-blooming English Rose from David Austin Roses. For gardeners, it’s a perfect choice for the middle or back of a border or use as a larger landscape shrub rose. Its big, many-petalled flowers have a strong myrrh fragrance. ‘The Ancient Mariner’ is covered with blooms from late spring through frost. After bloom, the spent petals fall cleanly away. Available in the U.S. and Canada as bare root stock from 800-328-8893 or DavidAustinRoses.com.

New, fragrant and disease-resistant roses are now available for your garden | The Natural Gardener

Reader photos

Garden Harvest Photo Contest winners 2015

The Grapevine

Caption to come from Andy Perdue and Bill Reader. Something about sampling wine tastes at Taste of Washington.

Taste Washington grows better with age | The Grapevine

Now & Then

Big clock in big snowfall of 1912. Caption to come from Paul Dorpat.

Seattle has had two uppercase Big Snows — the most recent in 1916 | PNW Magazine

Women in the Trades

Puget Sound's hard-working women in traditionally male jobs