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The Rocket magazine, which was published from 1979 to 2000, was a cultural hub for Seattles exploding music scene. Its archives are being published online.

Cartoonist and restaurateur Michael Dougan has passed away. Michael Wayne Dougan July 18, 1958 - January 13, 2023 Michael contributed to alternative newspapers and comic books, as well as national magazines. Charles L. Cross writes of Michael for The Seattle Times: Michael Dougan, a noted Seattle illustrator and cartoonist, died Jan. 13 in Tono, Japan,…

Small businesses are essential to a healthy community. A healthy small-business environment encourages people to stay and invest in their towns, perpetuating better public resources. It also encourages more small businesses to open, generating new jobs and income for the area. With the holiday shopping season already begun, it’s the perfect time to help bolster your local economy by supporting small businesses!

Dick Kelley died on Monday, October 4th, 2021, at 71 years old of a sudden cardiac arrest. He will be remembered fondly as a brilliant and courageous man who loved his family, and loved this city. Dick was one of seven children born to Jim Kelley and Dorothy MacArthur. A wunderkind, Dick recorded a perfect SAT score—a feat matched only by his older brother Tom. He graduated Seattle Prep at 16 years old and earned...