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Bakeries & SweetsA little taste of France: Le Panier makes everything from scratch, from fresh-baked bread to macarons, using classic French recipes and techniques.
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A little taste of France: Le Panier makes everything from scratch, from fresh-baked bread to macarons, using classic French recipes and techniques.
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Amtrak's new Airo trains have officially debuted on the Pacific Northwest line, running between Vancouver, Canada, and Eugene, Oregon.
Full story at travelandleisure.com ↗
Japanese grocer Hashi Market has leased a 35,715-square-foot retail unit in North Seattle to open its first location in the city.
Full story at retailnews.asia ↗
Starbucks is closing five stores in Washington and cutting eight jobs at its Seattle headquarters.
Full story at mynorthwest.com ↗
Seattle's Community Assisted Response & Engagement department (CARE) is handling rising call volumes this year, but its reach is limited by a police union contract.
Full story at hoodline.com ↗
Music journalist Gillian G. Gaar's new book, Grunge!, The Story of the Music That Redefined Rock, details the pivotal period in Seattle's music scene between 1986 and 1996.
Full story at capitolhillseattle.com ↗
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