Daily Find
Many people who live in Seattle care about supporting companies that have chosen to go organic. We buy organic food to eat, make sure that our body-care products are made with organic ingredients and are increasingly interested in buying clothing made from organic cotton.
By Alison Brownrigg | May 16, 2008
Daily Find
Happy Green Bee, the Raleigh-based brainchild of Burt's Bees cofounder Roxanne Quimby, produces organic cotton clothes for infants and toddlers in vibrant colors that outshine the pastel palette popular with most baby clothiers. What's more, their environmental pedigree trumps that of most mass-produced baby clothes.
By Marika McElroy Cain | November 15, 2007
Daily Find
Seattle's reputation as a coffee epicenter is unquestionable, but several tea gurus are quietly shifting the caffeine scene in Seattle.
By Natalie Bow | April 6, 2007
Convergence Zone
Having one of those freak-out days? Reach for the Buddha Nose Bodhi Balm to relieve stress and tension. This calming salve smells like a fresh, woody forest. Massage the blend of beeswax, jojoba, atlas cedarwood, frankincense, juniper berry and ho wood into temples, shoulders, and neck and then take...
By Kathy Schultz | February 22, 2006
Life Behind Bars
Fresh, seasonal, organic fare and vodkas infused with as much flavor as flair have taken flight at Blackbird Bistro in West Seattle’s Admiral Junction.
By Lori Hinton | December 22, 2005
Life Behind Bars
At the intersection of Ballard Avenue and Market Street, the BalMar marks the intersection of two generations: old Ballard and the new, urban village it has become.
By Lori Hinton | December 2, 2005
