July 2017

Find Smoky, Slow-Cooked Religion at Seattle’s New Barbecue Church
And for the love of God, don't skip the mac 'n' cheese.
Listening to Matt Davis talk about barbecue is a little like going to church. There’s passion—so much passion that he quit his day job in woodworking to bring barbecue to the people. There’s history—the recipes taste of his Kansas hometown. And there’s community—the locals who have made his new restaurant a gathering place. Davis launched…

Seattle’s Most Unsung ‘Park’ is Hidden in This Pioneer Square Hotel
As we celebrate 120 years of Seattle’s part in the Klondike Gold Rush, the park site could help redefine what an urban park can be.
Pioneer Square’s Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park offers an opportunity to redefine what the role of a national park can be.

The Pushback Against ‘Privatizing’ Green Lake Community Center
The community roared its objections against a public-private partnership to renovate the community center. Is such an arrangement ever appropriate?
Green Lake Community Center is showing its age; cost of needed repairs is estimated at $25 million.
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