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The Parmount Theater
Designed by renowned theater architect Marcus B. Priteca, the Paramount originally served as a vaudeville and silent film venue. With over 3,000 seats, it was one of the largest of its kind. Yet it was built to accommodate only simple stage acts, silent films, and organ and orchestral music. |
Seattle Art Museum
As a major cultural resource, we seek to make accessible the very best in the visual arts, stimulating mind, elevating spirit, and bringing joy to the lives of many. |
The Burke Museum
The Burke Museum, located on the campus of the University of Washington in Seattle Washington, is the State museum of natural and cultural history, and the only major natural history museum in the Northwest. It's a treasure trove of natural and artistic wonders from the Pacific Northwest and the Pacific Rim. Collection highlights include towering totem poles and huge, hand carved cedar canoes; the region's only dinosaur skeleton; beautiful gems and minerals; fascinating fossils; birds, beetles, and butterflies. |
Seattle Children's Theater
Seattle Children's Theatre is proud to produce new works and classics of children's literature for the stage. Our mission is to provide professional theatre and theatre education experiences to children of all ages, with affordable public performances and classes, as well as student matinees. SCT reaches 260,000 patrons each season. You are a vital part of our success and we thank you for supporting our work. |
The Frye Art Museum
This project is more a reinvention than a renovation. With the new facility, the Frye Art Museum has expanded its role in the Northwest as a valuable resource for appreciating and enjoying the arts. And, our museum is one of the few in the country that remains free to the public. - Richard West, Executive Director, Frye Art Museum |
Best of Seattle Business
The Best of Seattle Business is the largest Web directory distinguishing leading Puget Sound area businesses |
WOIS Career Information Center
WOIS/The Career Information System is a private, nonprofit organization that researches and distributes information about Washington careers, schools and training programs |
FannieMae
A direct link to the Fanniemae web site. |
National Public School Directory
National Public Schools Search Directory - Searches the National Center for Education Statistics database and provides phone, address, and other information down to local school level. |
Seatlle Aquarium
Whether you're planning a visit to The Aquarium, or just want to know what we have to see, you can find it here. Descriptions of each exhibit of The Aquarium are accompanied by a sneak preview of a couple of animals you might see in that exhibit. |
The Seattle Zoo
The zoo is owned by the City of Seattle and operated by the Seattle Department of Parks and Recreation. Approximately $53 million for recent zoo improvements were funded by a combination of bonds approved by King County voters in 1985, grants, interest earnings, and $10 million in private contributions raised by the Woodland Park Zoological Society. The zoo employs about 150 full and part-time staff members, and benefits from the services of nearly 900 volunteers. |
Museum of Flight
Featuring 54 of the world's most awe-inspiring airplanes-authentic and in mint condition. In the steel and glass Great Gallery, the history of aviation soars past, with dozens of full-size aircraft flying in formation six stories above. Walk within inches of the amazing Blackbird spy plane or board America's first presidential jet-the original Air Force One. Watch prop planes and jumbo jets come and go at Boeing Field from our hands-on air traffic control tower exhibit. Step back 80 years in the magnificently restored Red Barn, birthplace of The Boeing Company. In all, come experience the story of flight from the dawn of aviation to the Space Age. |
Pacific Science Cener
With tons of interactive exhibits, Pacific Science Center has fun for the whole family! Meet a moving, roaring T. REX face-to-face, stroll among hundreds of live butterflies, experiment with computers, robots and other technical wonders and much more. |
Bar Stop Entertainment Guide
Welcome to The Bar Stop Entertainment Guide for Bellingham & Whatcom County. Find out the latest information for concerts, movies, sports, recreation and local community resources. |
Cuisine Net
You can type a name into the Restaurant Name box, or use the other boxes to search. If you're not sure of a restaurant's spelling, you can always browse our alphabetical listing. Happy hunting! |
Seattle Dining
At seattledining.com you'll find a universe of suggestions for dining out, or dining in around the Puget Sound! Use our online reservation page to make reservations at any of Seattle's fine restaurants. |
Tacoma, Wa
Official web site for the City of Tacoma |
Western Washington
This web site has been developed for the world traveler as well as the local Washington resident interested in Western Washington Travel, recreation, businesses, services, products and information. |
Washington Parks
The park contains 506.65 acres with 6,858 feet of waterfront on Lake Sammamish. |
HUD
The Federal Trade Commission, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), and the State of Illinois today announced that subprime lender Mercantile Mortgage Company, Inc. (Mercantile) has agreed to settle charges that the company deceived borrowers about the terms of their loans in violation of the Federal Trade Commission Act (FTC Act) and the Illinois Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act, and also violated the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA). According to the FTC, the alleged deception resulted in many borrowers not knowing that their loans required large balloon payments at the end of their terms. The proposed settlement would require the company to make a $250,000 payment for consumer redress and create a program to offer refinanced loans on favorable terms to certain borrowers with |
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