Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Seattle Met Magazine Swoons Over Duck Eggs at The Coterie Room
Thank you to Seattle Met magazine for brunching at Chefs McCracken and Tough's The Coterie Room restaurant and including the duck egg delicacies in your story on the best new breakfasts in Seattle.
Monday, March 5, 2012
NBC Seattle KING 5 News Story on Juan Diego Academy Holy Rosary Tacoma, from Mild-Mayhem to Mellow. Quiet Lunches During Lent
Thursday, March 1, 2012
“The Cutting Edge”-Plastic Surgery for Dancers? Dr. Richar Baxter Quoted
What should a dancer consider before going under the knife or considering a cosmetic procedure? With expertise in dancers and athletes, Dr. Richard Baxter shares his insight in the March issue of Dance Teacher Magazine. Click here to read the online version of Nancy Wozny’s informative article:
http://dance-teacher.com/content/i-feel-pretty.
http://dance-teacher.com/content/i-feel-pretty.
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Too Legit: Post Prohibition, Woodinville Whiskey Co. Bottles Delivered Legally to Above Ground Bar and a Seattle Icon
KOMO News snuck a snapshot of a deal going down this morning. Their report: "In an event notable for its lack of Tommy guns, paddy wagons and Al Capone, the Space Needle received the state’s first private delivery of liquor since Prohibition.
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| The state's first private delivery of liquor since Prohibition goes down at the Space Needle |
Thanks to November’s voter-approved initiative, Woodinville Whiskey Co’s distributor, Click Wholesale Distributing of Kent, was able to sell and deliver its shipment of the local distillery's Headlong White Dog Whiskey and Peabody Jones Vodka to the Needle at 9 a.m. this morning.
March 1 is the first day bars and restaurants in Washington can buy directly from distilleries since the state-run liquor system started in the 1930s.
But, the average drinker won’t be able to purchase alcohol from private retailers until June. So far, more than 800 stores have applied to sell liquor statewide."
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Juan Diego Academy at Holy Rosary Tacoma School Gets Techy: KOMO ABC News Covers It
Washington state's soon getting its first ever two way immersion Catholic school. The dual language school is launching next fall: the only of its kind, private or public, in Pierce and Thurston counties. The 120 year old school has history. If only its walls could talk...
Well, starting this month the school’s walls are getting some upgrades that literally will have the walls talking.
As Komo News reported (watch the story here) new Promethean active boards are being installed in the classrooms. Kindergarten teacher Amparo Farias is especially excited to introduce smart board technology into the curriculum the school is rolling out with all subjects taught in both Spanish and English to next year's pre-K and Kindergarten kids.
Applications for the first year of the program are due in at the end of March. Financial assistance is being awarded based on income. Families are encouraged to apply by then to make the first round of review. Learn more here: http://www.holyrosarytacoma.org/page.php?id=178.
Thursday, February 16, 2012
The Spellman Co. on Zumiez' News
Read the Associated Press story on the latest news from client Zumiez.
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Thanks to NorthwestMilitary.com for Helping Spread the Word: Juan Diego Academy Holy Rosary Tacoma Announced
This online news site was kind enough to help us let Pierce County residents know that applications are now being accepted for the new Juan Diego Academy at Holy Rosary School. Heads up parents of preschool and kindergarten aged kiddos! Read it here. Open to all, it's also a great private school for military families based at JBLM.
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