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Small Business Spotlight: Ravenna Refills
Tucked into the Roosevelt neighborhood at the corner of 65th and 16th, Ravenna Refills celebrated its one-year anniversary just a month and a half ago. It’s part refillery, part gift shop, part community hub, and entirely the kind of place that makes you feel good about spending money. We sat down with co-owner Robin to […] read more
Small Business Spotlight: Pan de La Selva
Mayra Sibrian, owner of Pan de La Selva, is doing something you might not exactly expect to find in Seattle’s City Hall: baking beautifully colorful, Latin American-inspired pan dulce and welcoming anyone who walks through the door into a world of flavors they may have never encountered before. We sat down with Mayra to talk […] read more
¡Feliz Día Nacional del Tamal!
Happy National Tamale Day! Today we want to introduce you to the women behind some of Washington’s most beloved tamales. Tamales 101 10,000+ YEAR HISTORY – Tamales are one of the world’s oldest foods still eaten today, dating back 10,000 years to 8,000 BCE in Mesoamerica ETYMOLOGY – The word ‘Tamal’ or ‘Tamale’ comes from […] read more
