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Alaska’s state capital is packed with adventure. As one of the largest cruise hubs and airports in the state, Juneau has established itself as a tourist destination. Nestled beneath towering mountains, this town offers something for everyone on an Alaskan cruise. Whether you want to stroll the historic streets of downtown, cast a line in […]

Switching to greener and cleaner energy Climate change, the actions the UK is taking to tackle it, and the response of the Net Zero Scrutiny Group led by South Thanet MP Craig Mackinlay, are at the heart of a new campaign blog. The blog, Craig Mackinlay Watch, was started by ‘a group of climate-concerned residents’ […]

Forks on the ground, I asked for the sausage to be well cooked The first establishment of Preston’s Blog Review series of restaurants offering al fresco dining is the landmark Ye Olde Hob Inn in Bamber Bridge. Advertisement You can tell by the spelling that […]

Royal Caribbean Group released its 2021 sustainability report on Friday. This is the 14th annual sustainability report that Royal Caribbean has made public, and it outlines the company’s environmental policies. This report provides a comprehensive update of Royal Caribbean’s environmental, social and governance (ESG) actions and activities across all of the company’s brands: Royal Caribbean […]

By SWNS StaffNEWS COPY WITH VIDEO + INFOGRAPHICSBurgers are the go-to menu choice for one in five Americans, according to a new study.In a survey of 2,000 self-identified burger lovers, 58% admitted to frequently ordering burgers at restaurants. In fact, the average respondent eats about five burgers a month, with baby boomers eating the least […]

WESTFIELD, Mass., May 12, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — From Irie to Italy, an exciting new lifestyle blog, brings food, culture, beauty and more from Jamaica and Italy right at your fingertips. Site visitors are instantly transported to the birthplaces of reggae and opera through recipes and stories based on the author’s first-hand experience while living and […]

Refresh 2022-05-11T12:18:18.489Z (Image credit: Google) Well, did you know that Google released a game of Pinball I/O you can play while you prepare for the developer conference today? It’s easy to get hooked on the material that will be presented today – but it’s designed to get people interested in the developer tools that Google […]

Sunshine and shadows in Preston city center Photo: Tony Worrall Businesses in Preston city center will thank loyal local customers throughout the upcoming Jubilee Bank Holiday weekend with a ‘Jubilee Spending Party’. Advertisement Preston’s Business Improvement District (BID) will distribute £28,000 through businesses for customers […]

Posted by Nicole El Chami on May 9, 2022 Everyone told me it would be the fastest four years of my life – they were right. As graduation nears, I can’t believe how far I’ve come since I moved into my dorm in August 2018. I entered college majoring in economics and stayed on down […]

Happy Mother’s Day! All moms deserve a big hug, thank you and hopefully a new cruise booking too. Royal Caribbean is looking for a sponsor for Wonder of the Seas on TikTok. The cruise line has announced that it will hold a #SearchForWonderMom contest nominating a mom who inspires those around them to discover, wonder […]

A cruise along Southeast Alaska’s Inside Passage isn’t complete without a stop in Ketchikan, Alaska. Perched against the backdrop of rugged Alaska, Ketchikan Harbor is deep enough for cruise ships to dock right downtown, making disembarking and exploring this gem of a city easy and accessible. Mollie Breese is a local Alaskan resident who has […]

We can raise a glass to the sweetness of life under the trees at the new Plateau de Montréal Belle Gueule Biergarten opening May 17. Just north of Parc Laurier, the space will house a sprawling outdoor seating area and an industrial restaurant/pub that serves cold fare brewed on-site, as well as a menu curated […]

It’s the last day of our 7 night cruise to Alaska! I can’t believe the week has gone by so quickly. Today we were at sea – navigating the Inside Passage and returning to Vancouver. The seas were choppy last night, so Sydney put on her patch and slept a good 12 hours. She woke […]

For cruise passengers looking for an all-inclusive experience, it can sometimes be difficult to determine what comes with the cruise fare and what is extra. What is included in the Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) base fare? For the most part it is similar to other cruise lines. A cabin, food, entertainment, activities and sports are […]

Fauntleroy’s Hallin the historical school, is again open to events, which meant that the Fauntleroy Community Association could hold its first in-person annual meeting since pre-pandemic. Last night’s meeting included the election of board members: From left above are council members Bruce Butterfield, Mike Dey, David Haggerty, Marty Westerman, Susan Lantz-Dey, Catherine Bailey, Alexis Zolnerand […]

HUGE fundraiser for the sale of native plantsMother’s Day weekend in Burien May 7 & 8Saturday and Sunday10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Native plants and some garden favorites in the sale:Red Flowering Currant, Twinberry, Low and Tall Oregon Grape, Iris, Fern, Coastal Strawberry, Nodding Onion, Western Red Columbine, Bleeding Heart, Native Trees, Evergreen Bilberry, Blanket […]

The National Association of Mail Carriers (NALC) will hold its annual National Food Drive on Saturday May 14th. The NALC Food Drive, first held in 1983, helps feed millions of Americans. The Stamp Out Hunger® Food Drive, the nation’s largest one-day food drive, offers residents an easy way to donate food to those in need. […]

Today we welcome one of WSB’s new sponsors, Tails to amaze (4850 California SW) – here’s what its owners would like you to know about what their shop has to offer: Tails to amaze was inaugurated in 2021 by Shaun and Nicole Duff. We moved to Seattle in 2015 and West Seattle in 2016 where […]

By SWNS StaffNEWS COPY WITH VIDEO + INFOGRAPHICSAccording to a new study, nearly nine in 10 American nurses believe that no one understands their job. A recent poll asked 1,000 nurses about how they are perceived in their profession and by the public, finding that 85% feel misunderstood by the general public. Forty-seven percent said […]

Hello from Radiance of the Seas! It’s the second day of our 7 night sail to Alaska and today was a day at sea. We were lucky with good weather today for our day at sea! It was 60 degrees and sunny all day without a cloud in the sky. The sea was so calm […]

2019 Labor Winning Garrison Preston Labor has released its ‘Preston for the Many’ manifesto for the upcoming local elections on Thursday (5 May). Advertisement The Labor Council said it would build on the work done ‘to respond to Tory austerity and recover Preston after the pandemic’. Commitments include over […]

Pennsylvania State Capitol building in Harrisburg Current liquor laws in Pennsylvania are controversial because consumers cannot buy beer, wine, and liquor in the same place. That said, while Commonwealth laws may be inconvenient for some, the idea of ​​adding inconvenience can help public health, according to new data from researchers at the Urban Health Collaborative […]

The opinions expressed in these submissions are from anonymous and unverified sources and do not necessarily represent those of the Portland Mercury. Especially after a good, hard, long day at work. I called a restaurant to order takeout food. This is after the maximum went down and would start spinning the shuttles. I didn’t wait […]

My last day on Oasis of the Seas is a day at sea as we return to Miami. I started my morning in the solarium to watch the sunrise. It was very colorful this morning, and quite a few passengers were outside on the terrace. I then had a banana, strawberry, blueberry and peanut butter […]

American singer and songwriter Olivia Rodrigo, famous for her many popular songs, was spotted in New York on April 25. Olivia, who is only 19, was spotted with Zack Bia, a 25-year-old DJ. This is Zack and Olivia’s very first appearance together in public. Interestingly, Zack and Olivia were seen laughing and smiling as they […]

Today the Oasis of the Seas docked in Costa Maya, Mexico for the only port day of our 4 night cruise. From beaches to biking and mouth watering Mexican food, it was an action packed day. The gangway opened around 8am and I disembarked Oasis of the Seas right away so I could start my […]

Lots of biznotes to report today – we’ll start with these three (with three more later this afternoon): THE FUTURE OF TACONTAINER: When Victor closed the unique taco truck on Alki two months ago (aside from occasional openings), he said someone was preparing to take it over. It fell into the water. It is therefore […]

On May 14, 2022, the Delridge Farmers Market reopens in Seattle’s southwest Delridge neighborhood. The market was launched last summer and seeks to put fresh, local food produced by businesses owned by Black, Indigenous and people of color directly into the hands of neighborhood residents. With a mission to serve the African Diaspora immigrant and […]

The Beginning of the Walk in the Dark The Rosemère Cancer Foundation Walk in the Dark took place on Saturday, April 23 after a two-year hiatus imposed by Covid. Advertisement People were so happy to be back after two years It was the 14and Walk in the Dark and […]

Image of Preston Masonic Hall: Preston Digital Archive The Masonic Hall in Preston has features that date back to 1837. However, most of the current building was built in the 1940s, incorporating older buildings. The site began life as a Methodist Chapel and Sunday School, on Saul Street. It is close to the current court […]

Crispy lamb breast with anchovy mayonnaise, ramson buds and sea purslane. A lamb with piercings fell into the wrong crowd As restaurant 263 in Preston town center recently entered the Michelin Guide, I decided to kill two birds with one stone by taking my 76-year-old mum Yvonne for a Mother’s Day treat while by studying […]

If you’re looking for a well-paying job with the Government of Canada, we’ve got you covered. The federal government seeks to fill countless positions across Quebec in departments such as Health Canada, Parks Canada and the Canadian Security Intelligence Service. In addition to landing a job in the Canadian government, you will also earn a […]

The victory raises the profile of Atlanta International, which is aiming for its first state championship. “We love it,” said Webb, in his second season as head coach. “Our guys are ready. We will respond. How the other defending champions fared: Class 7A: Boys – North Gwinnett opened by beating Denmark 3-0 and will face […]

With one of Pennsylvania’s first Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers set to open on June 21, Penn State students are wondering what other food chains could fill the void at State College restaurants. Many of these restaurants are in student hometowns, and there are a wide selection of chain restaurants on North and South Atherton Street […]

Click to enlarge Comedian Chelcie Lynn will play a four night set at Wiseguys Gateway (194 S. 400 West), with a six-show run Thursday, April 21 through Sunday, April 24. As of press time, tickets for this Sunday concert are the only ones remaining, with the others having been sold out weeks ago. […]

Jeam Out of Town Blog Hub (Outoftownblog.com) – After pausing vacation plans for nearly two years, the excitement to travel again is very evident as tourists flock to popular destinations and restaurants fill up again. If you’re planning a long drive to visit usually busy places, here’s how Google Maps can help you plan your […]

Welcome to your Morning Cup of Joe, an eye-opener to help Joe readers adjust to their busy work day with some football links, goofy news and a pleasant distraction. Entertainment of the day So which quarterback are the Stinking Panthers trying to trade for? [PFT] Kyler Murray plans to launch Operation Shutdown this summer. LOL […]

Fort Lauderdale is one of Royal Caribbean’s busiest ports, home to some of the most popular ships in the fleet. Due to its proximity to the Caribbean, cruises from Fort Lauderdale visit many of the region’s most popular destinations in the Eastern, Western and Southern Caribbean, including Mexico, Aruba and the Bahamas. Royal Caribbean sails […]

(Saturday sunset, photographed by James Bratsanos) Here’s our list of what’s happening today, mostly from the WSB West Seattle Events Calendar: EASTER SERVICES: This week, our list presents the local churches which sent us their information for Easter/Holy Week. This includes two sunrise services – both at 6:30 a.m. – with the West Seattle Ministerial […]

TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) – On Saturday, April 16, the Storm Prediction Center issued a marginal risk for severe thunderstorms, citing damaging winds and hail as potential severe weather threats throughout the KMVT viewing area . What does this mean for you, however? In this week’s weekend weather blog, we’ll walk you through each of […]

Three West Seattle Junction area development notes: 4508 CALIFORNIA SW: First, a reminder that the first of the next wave of big projects at the heart of The Junction are set to kick off soon. This is the mixed-use project that will replace the building that housed recently closed restaurants Related and Kamei as well […]

SUMMER GUEST: Host a DubSea Fish Sticks player! April 15, 2022 at 10:14 a.m. Posted in DubSea Fish Sticks, How To Help, White Center News | No comments ” (Photo courtesy of DubSea Fish Sticks) Do you have room under your roof for a summer visitor? The DubSea Fish Sticks are looking for a few […]

When I was a kid, Easter was a lot of fun, wasn’t it? Chase eggs filled with prizes, maybe even die from them, go out to see what you have in your Easter basket. But as we get older, these fun traditions fade. No more candy baskets for the older ones. This got me thinking, […]

For immediate release Chicago, IL – April 14, 2022 – Zacks.com announces the list of stocks featured in the analyst blog. Every day, Zacks Equity Research analysts discuss the latest news and events impacting stocks and financial markets. Stocks recently featured in the blog include Dave & Buster’s Entertainment, Inc. PLAY, BBQ Holdings, Inc. BBQ, […]

Looking for a family-friendly hotel that looks and feels upscale and centrally located to Carlsbad’s most popular attractions? Then The Cassara Carlsbad, Tapestry Collection by Hilton is a great choice! We’re always up for a fun weekend getaway that’s not too far from Orange County, and Carlsbad, CA is one of our favorites. Carlsbad is […]

Facebook Twitter pinterest Disney announced the return of special food for fireworks, parades and other nighttime shows at Disneyland and California Adventure next week. Here’s a full rundown of salty snacks and sweet treats, plus details on the World of Color Dessert Party and Main Street Electrical Parade Dining Package. As a quick recap, Disney […]

You can attribute just about everything you have touched, eaten or worn today to capitalism. But you can also blame it for some of the world’s worst problems. Is it broken? Or an urgent need to reinvent? Session 2 of TED2022 featured five thought-provoking talks that brought us to some interesting aspects of the capitalism […]

shih-wei/E+ via Getty Images In recorded financial history, two of the most important tools are Gresham’s law and arbitration. Applying these tools can help reflect on the current decline in stock prices, which is likely to evolve from a cyclical downward movement market or a secular change into a structural change. (As with any prediction […]

(BMS Photo: Roadside Tulips in Gatewood) Here’s our list of what’s happening today, mostly from the WSB West Seattle Events Calendar: ROAD WORK ALERT: Two SDOT construction sites between 7 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. today: We will update the ramps at 45th Avenue SW and Admiral Way SW in the North Admiral neighborhood. Parking will […]

There’s certainly no shortage of restaurants in Montreal, but the city could definitely use more macaroni and cheese nuggets. The Freakin’ Fried Chicken located in the Notre-Dame-de-Grâce borough of Montreal is a must for anyone looking to satisfy a craving for comfort food. While their menu offers a variety of mouth-watering fast food, Freakin’s Mac […]

Join Donald and Daisy Duck as your beautiful feathered friends plan the 13 mile adventure through the Disney theme parks! Be amazed along the way with delightful character sightings and entertaining moments as you join inspired racers from around the world. January 8, 2023 Start time: 5:00 a.m. Eastern Time Location: Walt Disney World Resort, […]

published on April 8, 2022 – 11:50Written by Lyle Solomon The pandemic has had a significant impact on many small businesses. This is arguably the toughest challenge small business entrepreneurs have ever faced. Our government stepped in to help with several grants. What is a business grant? A grant is a financial gift from federal, […]

There is NO truth to the rumor that my family is betting on the weight I gained after the holidays. However, it is true that there is something to eat in quaint restaurants on the road. There is NO truth to the rumor that when I saw my neighbor coming I said “Here is the […]

When: April 29, 2022 at 7:30 p.m. 2022-04-29T19:30:00-07:00 2022-04-29T19:45:00-07:00 Or: 7904 35th SWWest of Seattle Kenyon Hall once again hosts the Hot Club Swing ofRanger and “rearrangers”Friday, April 29, 2022 at 7:30 PM Ranger and the “Re-Arrangers” evoke the spirit of a Parisian café and the rowdy energy of a Romani campsite with their version […]

Facebook Twitter pinterest In what is With a bit of luck In a sign that Be Our Guest restaurant is resuming pre-closure operations, table service restaurant Magic Kingdom is making changes. In this article, we’ll discuss what’s new, the difference between the dining experience after reopening and pre-closing, and what we hope will happen next. […]

You’d think Nate Gomez is perfectly positioned to help with this week’s pairing. After all, he runs the Puma Road Winery tasting room in downtown Monterey, and it’s getting better. “It’s my partner’s favorite cookie,” he says. Yes, there may be times when you’re throwing a party and someone is baking cookies or, in this […]

Two major cruise lines have increased their daily tips this year, which could also be an indicator of what Royal Caribbean may be up to. CruiseRadio announced that Carnival Cruise Line will increase its tip starting May 1, 2022. The new free rate for Carnival will be as follows: Standard cabins will pay $14.50 per […]

Krispy Kreme was one of the vendors recently selected by Corcoran inmates to participate in a fundraising sale to benefit the Corcoran High School MECha Club, Jesse Milo reported via prisonjournalismproject.org. The plan was thwarted by an outbreak of Covid-19 in the prison. Photo by No Revisions via unsplash.com Editor’s Note: This article originally appeared […]

The small town of Skagway is a popular port on an Alaskan cruise. Despite the town’s small size and population of just 1,240, Skagway offers some of the most adventurous activities available on an Alaskan cruise. Whether it’s a trip to Canada’s Yukon Territory, rafting the Taiya River, or exploring nearby destinations by scooter, cruise […]

Thanks to local photographers sharing their work, today we are able to bring you another gallery of West Seattle birds! First, the seabirds – above, a Horned Grebe photographed by Matt Olson at Duwamish Head, where he also saw this red-necked grebe: From Jim Clark, merganser at Seola Pond: James Tilleyfrom afar, photographed a great […]

masala chips In the latest Preston Blog series on restaurants for vegans, my daughter Ground Zero and I visited RK Dining in Plungington Road. Advertising The premises are divided into two halves. The left side is for the booming take-out business and the right side […]

(BMS Pictures) Hannah Roberts and husband Sean used to run the famous Capitol Hill restaurant honey hole. Now, instead of running a business where the air carries the smell of savory sandwiches, the West Seattle couple are opening one flavored with essential oils and fragrances. Moon Room Boutique and Wellness opens tomorrow (Saturday, April 2) […]

Facebook Twitter pinterest Today marked another milestone in the gradual reopening of Walt Disney World: the return of All Star Sports. We mention this not because we’re big fans of the hotel (it’s only our second favorite ASS at WDW, after Alien Swirling Saucers) but because for the first time since March 2020, all Walt […]

A majority of Quebecers say an impending $500 tax credit from the government is not enough to offset inflation. 81% of residents need payments of at least $1,700 to offset the rising cost of living this year, according to data from the personal finance site hard bacon. Just over 500 Quebecers aged 18 and over […]

From Dallas to San Francisco, PETA gave 10,000 McPlant vegan burgers in just 10 days! PETA’s days of protesting outside McDonald’s could soon be over if the chain rolls out this juicy, meatless offering nationwide. To get the mayors of Dallas and San Francisco excited about bringing the McPlant to their cities, PETA also delivered […]

March 30: Majestic Pride is one of the luxurious offshore casinos in Goa and is mainly known for its huge collection of games and luxurious facilities and you can enjoy the nightlife here! MAJESTIC PRIDE CASINO The embodiment of entertainment There is so much more to this luxurious floating casino on the Mandovi River in […]

Jess Smith worked at The Green Frog for 18 years A former takeaway van employee described as a ‘dream worker’ has started a new job at a sandwich shop in Ashton-on-Ribble. Advertising Jess Smith, who previously worked at The Green Frog in Mariners Way near […]

Princess Cruise Line today launched its newest ship, Discovery Princess, from the Port of Los Angeles. On her maiden voyage, the Discovery Princess will sail to beautiful ports along the Mexican Riviera. Until the end of April, the Discovery Princess will continue to sail from Los Angeles to ports in California and Mexico. It will […]

By Tracy RecordsWhite Center Now Editor Unlike past town halls convened by the county, the one held this year focused more on planning initiatives than specific county departments. The town hall was held online this past Tuesday evening. Local Services Department director John Taylor ease. He recommended looking at community work plans: COUNTY COUNCIL MEMBER: […]

Severe Weather Awareness Week just ended for the state of Iowa, so we’re going to recap everything you need to know to stay safe during a severe weather event. Monday: Severe thunderstorms Severe thunderstorms are storms that produce at least one inch sized hail and/or wind gusts over 58 mph. Thunderstorms can also produce lightning, […]

Councilor Frazer Lake, Cabinet Member for Social Care and Public Health, describes the council’s role in helping the vulnerable, as the cost of living rises at the fastest rate in 30 years. “Across Liverpool, families are deeply concerned about rising bills. Many are content to keep their heads above water and genuinely worried about the […]

I’m old enough to remember when cigarettes were glamorous. All the big movie stars smoked and whenever there was a tense scene in a movie, the star would take a long puff from his cigarette and slowly blow the smoke onto the screen. The slow-growing cloud of smoke could signal a number of things: the […]

For people who are considering starting their own business or perhaps expanding what they have, they might consider franchise options. Entrepreneurs will find both advantages and disadvantages in investing in an established brand image and falling under their franchise agreement. It’s a good idea to weigh the pros and cons before making a decision, as […]

If you like crispy, seasoned chicken and fluffy waffles separately, wait until you try them together! Topped with syrup, the Soul Food staple offers just the right combination of salty and sweet. Best of all, local Montreal restaurants have put their own unique spin on the dish. From the fusion of Indian and Filipino dishes […]

22.03.2022 07:00, Isabelle Mitchell Julian Studer, founder and CEO of LORIOT, looks back on his roadshow week with the Venture Leaders Mobile 2022. Mobile World Congress 2022: Between restrictions, COVID and the path to normalityLet me start with the conclusion before going into the […]

It’s been a busy week with Royal Caribbean news, and we’ve got a roundup of all the news from this week to make sure you haven’t missed any. Royal Caribbean has changed its policy for unvaccinated guests on shore excursions. For departures on or after March 18, 2022: All passengers, regardless of vaccination status, are […]

Put the porridge in Origin There’s a unicorn on Fishergate Hill! Not the flashy guy who poops rainbows, obviously. I mean unicorn in cool urban slang, which translates to “something so rare and perfect it’s almost mythical”. Advertising At least that’s what I thought it […]

Some form of authenticity still works as a restaurant concept. Simplicity, in the form of a manageable menu, for example, is also a good approach. Bringing the two into play is the goal of first-time restaurant owner David S. Rodas, who opened Mission 19 Taqueria just a week ago on March 11. Thus, new remains […]

For immediate release Chicago, IL – March 18, 2022 – Zacks.com announces the list of stocks featured in the analyst blog. Every day, Zacks Equity Research analysts discuss the latest news and events impacting stocks and financial markets. Stocks recently featured in the blog include Asbury Automotive Group Inc. ABG, Arcos Dorados Holdings Inc. ARCO, […]

Participants at the event in Saladishy A local entrepreneur hosted business owners and artists in March at an International Women’s Day event. Advertising On Saturday March 12, Preston entrepreneur Jodie Marie Rigby hosted northern women who shared their successes at Saladishy restaurant in Fishergate. Attendees […]

This is the team that Eddie Howe has named for this afternoon’s game at Chelsea. He has four changes since winning at Southampton. ? ????-???? ? HWTL! ???? pic.twitter.com/HDH5XAXOJv – Newcastle United FC (@NUFC) March 13, 2022 Howe made significant changes to his squad with Miguel Almiron, Jamaal Lascelles, Sean Longstaff and Javier Manquillo coming […]

If you’ve booked a cruise on Wonder of the Seas, there are a few hidden secrets you should know before you go. As the world’s largest cruise ship and fifth Oasis-class ship, Wonder of the Seas offers a wide variety of dining, entertainment and relaxation choices. Exploring the whole ship can seem overwhelming, and it’s […]

Jodie Marie Rigby Tomorrow, Saturday March 12, Jodie Marie Rigby, an entrepreneur from Preston, is hosting an International Women’s Month event in the city, sharing success stories from women in the North. Advertising The event takes place at the new Saladishy healthy food restaurant on […]

Hello PlayStation fans! My name is Leonard Menchiari, creator of Trek to Yomi, which will soon be available on PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4. As we approach launch, I would like to invite you to join me to learn more about the story and development from Trek to Yomi and reveal some of the finer […]

This Thursday, we will still be a week and a half away from spring, but the weather should be good enough for you to plan to go out for the West Seattle Art Walk! This is Rob Roy Chalmers at Fogue Gallery (4130 California SW; WSB sponsor), where you can meet him at his Art […]

Jeam Out of Town Blog Hub (Outoftownblog.com) – Despite the Covid-19 pandemic, the Ministry of Tourism-Mimaropa has honored movers in the region who have played a key role in restarting the tourism industry and transitioning to the new normal. The citations, the second since 2020, were awarded during Mimaropa’s recent Virtual Tourism Appreciation and Recognition […]

Welcome to March! We hope you’re having a great weekend and are ready to sit back, relax, and catch up on all the latest Royal Caribbean news! Wonder of the Seas is finally here and welcomes passengers on board! The world’s largest cruise ship departed Fort Lauderdale, Florida on Friday to begin a 7-night cruise […]

Royal Caribbean’s Wonder of the Seas begins its first sail today, and this cruise ship is packed with things to see, do, and eat. The world’s largest cruise ship is also the fifth Oasis-class cruise ship and leaves Fort Lauderdale on Friday to begin a 7-night Eastern Caribbean cruise. Royal Caribbean has built on the […]

Apps are key to enriching the average Android device owner’s experience. So it’s no surprise that brands at all levels are trying to build and launch their own mobile apps. The main challenge is finding the right development solution for your business. Creating Android apps is a very big challenge due to the general complexity […]

What do you know of Cambodia? Can you even find it on a map? This Southeast Asian country and its cuisine is often overshadowed by its more familiar neighbors Thailand and Vietnam. A local food pop-up aims to end Cambodia’s darkness and bring its culture and food creations into the mainstream of Richmond’s food scene. […]

It’s officially March and you know what that means: the start of spring 2022 is in the near future! And what better way to celebrate the end of one season and the arrival of another than by embracing all that our city has to offer? There are tons of free things to do in Montreal […]

Newcastle extended their league unbeaten streak to seven with the stunning 2-0 win at Brentford last weekend. Goals from Joelinto and Joe Willock were enough to eliminate the Bees who were down to ten men in the early stages. Next on the register is Brighton, back home in the familiar confines of St. James’ Park. […]

Montreal shopaholics can rejoice knowing that a brand new UNIQLO hits the streets on March 4th. And by streets, we mean at CF Fairview Pointe Claire. For anyone living in the West Island of Montreal, you ultimately won’t have to drive all the way to downtown to take a UNIQLO ride. This popular Japanese retailer […]

Tomorrow is Mardi Gras/Fat Tuesday – if you’re looking for some tasty ways to celebrate here on the Peninsula, here’s what we have so far: CIRCA HOLIDAYS: The owners of this Admiral restaurant/bar (2305 California SW) have strong ties to New Orleans, so today is a great day. We asked the co-owner Gretchen what is […]

(Saturday sunrise, photographed by Stewart L.) Sunday has arrived, and now we are only two weeks away from daylight saving time, three weeks away from spring. But first – here are today’s notes: CHURCHES: Most churches in West Seattle are continuing their services online, with some in-person gatherings as well – here’s our weekly update […]

Arab students stranded in Ukraine desperate to return homeThousands of young Arabs who have undertaken studies in Ukraine, often fleeing violence at home, are asking to be saved from a new nightmare – Russia’s full-scale invasion of the country. More than 10,000 Arab students attend university in Ukraine, drawn to the former Soviet republic by […]

Before the Internet, I read. Books were my paradise; my corner of safety, silence far from all the noise. My corner and my book were all I needed to survive. Was reading my escape? Yes it was and no it was not. I mean, reading transported me to another world but it […]

West Seattle resident Christie came up with the idea for a community-wide cleanup beyond the usual site-specific group gatherings. She circulated the idea on social media, but wanted to make sure WSB readers knew too: Let’s clean up YOUR neighborhood! Do what you can, with what you have, where you are~ What: Garbage collection in […]

It’s possible to leave Shearwater Tavern confused, and thankfully. Imagine a soup in which beef and onion strands compete for attention. They hang from the spoon, crumble on the palate and push into the foreground until the broth becomes a whirlwind of sweet, swarthy and slightly bitter notions. And it all takes place after breaking […]

Newcastle has published images from Wednesday’s training session. It’s a mixed bag with one injured player returning but two still not ready to train. The only positive is that Javier Manquillo has returned to training. The right-back picked up a calf injury in the win over Aston Villa which forced him to miss the game […]

One of our most popular questions we hear on the Royal Caribbean Blog discussion forums is “Where should I stay when traveling to this port?” We can recommend hotels in almost any port, but there is a (rather) new player in town that we should offer as an option. When AirBnBs first started popping up, […]

As the 4508 California SW redevelopment project prepares for construction, both restaurants on the site now have closing dates. We have already reported the impending closure of Kamei Japanese Restaurant – which set March 15 as the date a few days ago – and now we have confirmed the plan for Lee’s Asian Restaurant the […]

The second day of our Independence of the Seas cruise takes us to the main dish sailing: a visit to Perfect Day at CocoCay. Our ship docked at about 7:30 a.m., and the ship cleared customs at 8 a.m. We took the kids in the Windjammer for breakfast which was very full as everyone was […]

I’m back on a Royal Caribbean cruise ship this weekend, this time checking out Independence of the Seas. Since it’s President’s weekend, my kids have school off on Monday and it’s a natural fit for a weekend cruise. We had originally booked Royal Promenade connecting rooms for this cruise, but the prices dropped at the […]

Nigel Dunnington presents the check to Hospice Sainte-Catherine A Preston McDonald’s franchisee and his restaurant group have raised £6,144 for St Catherine’s Hospice in Lostock Hall. Advertising Restaurants in Preston, Blackpool, Leyland, Fleetwood, Chorley, Fulwood and Lytham held fundraising events including drive-through car […]

Brixton Village is set to host another specialty restaurant with the expected March arrival of Chinese meat specialist Three Uncles. Three uncles are childhood friends and chefs Cheong Yew (Uncle Lim), Pui Sing Tsang (Uncle Sidney) and Mo Kwok (Uncle Mo) who specialize in siu mei – Cantonese roast meat. The Brixton business will be […]

The monthly connection fee is good for the climate. Regular readers of this blog are well aware that the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) released a Proposed Decision on Net Energy Metering (NEM) reform for residential rooftop solar last December. One of the most controversial elements of the proposed decision is the requirement that households […]

The Super Bowl is the most watched TV event of the year. Most years the game only provides part of the attraction. The ads – which cost $6.5 million per 30 seconds – often provide more highlights than the game itself. This year, the NFL has a competitive game, but the Cincinnati Bengals come from […]