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Author of the 3rd edition of ‘The Newcomer’s Handbook for Moving to and Living in Seattle,’ Maria is a freelance writer, accountant, single mother to two teens and turtle owner. Born as a 3rd generation Seattleite and raised on Vashon Island, she tried living in other cities but found Seattle owns her heart. Also, the turtle is unwilling to move again. She can be reached by email at m.a.c.author@gmail.com.

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Walking With Dinosaurs roared into town last night - get 10 dollars off tickets

I've been looking forward to a 23 foot tall Tyrannosaurus Rex invading Seattle since February when I wrote an article to let you know about the arena...
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Online pet photo contest

Admit it, you are owned by the cutest, most adorable pet in the world. No one else has a dog with a face like that. No other cat is as cuddly. No...
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How is your memory? Don't forget these January events

My son is writing a school paper on the subject of short term memory. I'm helping by supplying anecdotes of my own short term memory loss. I've never...
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Fundraiser for Families Against Breed Bans

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No other dog breed evokes stronger emotions than pit bulls. Unfortunately, these emotions are often based on misinformation and graphic media accounts...
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Recession hurts pets: a holiday shopping event can help

Over 1,200 pets owned by low-income seniors and people living with AIDS are served by the Seattle Humane Society's Pet Food Bank. That number keeps...
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Cool city pets and fabulous felines: pet adoption events

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If you can't get to the Seattle Animal Shelter to meet some of the pets in need of a home, sometimes they come to you. Sort of. More precisely, the...
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