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× The 89-year-old ‘Walking Man’ of Seattle’s South Lake Union closes in on 20,000 miles through a changing city By Nicole Brodeur, The Seattle Times Published: February 22, 2021, 6:05am Share: SEATTLE — The air is cold, the sun just stretching out of bed when Bill Hoppin steps through the swoosh of the automatic doors at the Mirabella retirement high-rise, looks down the street toward Lake Union, and begins mile 19,048. Like the scent of snow in the air, Hoppin can smell the 20,000-mile mark — a goal he has been working toward, one mile, one hour, one cup of hot choc...

Walking Man Brewing Awarded HartBeat of Main Street Grant   Stevenson, Wash. — Yesterday, Main Street America and The Hartford announced Walking Man Brewing as one of 31 national recipients of the HartBeat of Main Street Grant Program. In its second-round of funding, more than $430,000 in grants will help small businesses across the country adapt to the COVID-19 pandemic and help to revitalize and strengthen commercial districts, like downtown Stevenson. “I am beyond grateful for what this grant means for Walking Man,” said Tabatha Wiggins, co-owner of Walking Man Brewing. “It means ...

Screenshot: TV Tokyo A crisis is exhausting on every level, emotional especially, so following up on Jo Walton’s great post on Books in Which No Bad Things Happen, here are some good manga and anime where no bad things happen, to lighten your spirits without the risk of getting them down…   Yotsuba&c!(manga, usually pronounced “Yotsuba etcetera”): A charming energetic five-year-old girl has been adopted and brought to Japan by her new dad. As she explores the excitements of a new neighborhood, her loving father, his friends, and neighbors including several older girls of different ag...

John Quin , December 12th, 2020 09:29 From the White Album to the surveillance state, Richard Hamilton showed us the future, then Richard Hamilton, Just what is it that makes today's homes so different? 1992, digital print on paper, Pallant House Gallery, Chichester (Muriel Wilson bequest 2019)© Richard Hamilton 2020. All rights reserved. DACS Modernity. That’s what we’re told Richard Hamilton was about. Some say he invented Pop Art with a collage of his called Just what is it that makes today’s homes so different, so appealing? (1956). The work was part of a prophetic show called ‘...

Private property. some california land owners unhealthy selfie takers are unhappy, and causing traffic congestion. watch your step in hawaii in new law coming into effect this week punishes pedestrians for entering a crosswalk aisle countdown timer is flashing. and different -- offenders could face fines up to $130. the only time legally allowed to cross the street is when you see a picture of a walking man or an upraised palm on a pedestrian prompting light. finally, controversy brewing in fort worth, texas, an atheist organization applying banners in several downtown locations that read "in ...