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A quiet green neighborhood park lawn in late autumn, with a cedar bench, scattered maple leaves and softly lit Seattle homes beyond.

Morgan Junction Park's New Lawn Gets One Open Winter Before the Digging Starts

Rain-darkened concrete steps lead through sword ferns and a bare Japanese maple to a cedar-shingled home with broad windows and a sheltered fir front door.

Schmitz Preserve's Winter Volunteers Are Working on Both Ends of Its Water

Warmly lit oak front door and divided-light window beneath a cedar-shingled porch, with concrete steps and sword ferns at dusk.

Kenyon Hall's First Holiday Season Back, and the Gatewood Evenings Around It

Covered porch with a glazed fir front door, gray-green cedar shingles, a projecting window bay and autumn vine maple beside a basalt pier.

West Seattle Houses Sat Out the Region's Listing Surge. What That Means for Buyers This Fall

A cedar-clad gabled home with cream window trim, a sheltered oak entry and a damp concrete path beside a vine maple and sword ferns.

The Junction's Long-Empty Corners Are Filling Up This Fall

Rain-darkened basalt steps lead to a sheltered cedar-clad entry beside a large bronze-framed window, with an amber vine maple and sword ferns in a raised bed.

This Fall the Tide Is Ready Before the Coho Are

Cedar house beside a paved waterfront terrace, basalt retaining wall and narrow strip of rippled water.

What Alki's Seawall Erosion Means for Buyers and Sellers on the Water

Character home with cedar-shingled gable, stone chimney, red maple, and a narrow garden path beside a low stone wall.

Shared Side Sewers in North Admiral: What Sellers Should Know

Gray-brown shingled house with covered porch, fieldstone wall, red-orange Japanese maple, and thin morning fog.

North Admiral's Fall Reset: A Meeting That Moved and a Theater That Went Off-Script

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