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Taste Washington 2021 returns in March with takeout, at-home activities to support local restaurants by Callie Craighead, SeattlePI The event that Seattle foodies look forward to all year has finally announced its much-anticipated return: Taste Washington will commence this March with a whole host of takeout and stay-in activities. The 2020 installation of the beloved event was canceled as the COVID-19 pandemic began to take hold throughout the country last March. The festival, now in its 24th year, made the decision to pivot to online programming this year. "For safety reason...

The annual event features take-out and stay-in activations in support of local wineries and restaurants January 27, 2021 SEATTLE – While in-person events will not take place at Taste Washington this year, it is more important than ever to support our local wine and food communities. On February 8, organizers of Taste Washington will announce an innovative line-up of take-out options, stay-in activations and hotel wine packages in lieu of in-person events. Held annually every March, Taste Washington has a 22-year tradition of being one of the nation’s most celebrated wine and food fe...

The disadvantages of a Medicare Advantage plan As the popularity of private health insurance coverage grows, a broker makes the case for original Medicare. , Managing Editor CDPHP health plan in upstate New York is working with Mom's Meals to offer home-delivered meals at no cost to Medicare Advantage members returning home from the hospital. Consumers and insurers love Medicare Advantage plans. The federal government has also touted the benefits of the private health insurance coverage for those 65 and older. Insurers are all-in on medical, supplemental and wellness offerings a...

COUNCILLORS: Matt Severn and Jon Owen debated costs and options for Kendal’s road network Twenty miles per hour was plenty for Kendal as councillors backed plans to make the whole town slow down. Kendal town councillors met to vote on new road speed proposals at this week’s full council meeting. The plans will involve asking the county council for new signs and traffic-calming measures to be installed. The report, presented by Councillor Jon Owen who represents Strickland, said: “The estimated cost for new signs for a specific area is estimated at £43,000 plus consulting fees. ...

MARTINSBURG — When Operation Christmas Teen began almost 15 years ago as a nonprofit organization focused on providing gifts to older youth during the Christmas season, organizer Kathy Cole didn’t realize she’d have pages and pages of teens in need of gifts years later. Operation Christmas Teen is specifically targeted at teenagers who are not usually eligible to receive gifts through other organizations because of their age but are not adults and otherwise may not receive gifts. The organization gives Christmas gifts to teens in Berkeley, Morgan and Jefferson counties over the...