Bryan Ohno is hoping to reverse the downward spiral of homelessness with a soaring sculpture in Lake Union Park.

You’ve probably heard by now of Marshall Reid, the sixth grader from Sanford, North Carolina, who managed to change his and his family’s poor eating habits and wrote a book about the experience, titled “Portion Size Me,” which was obviously inspired by the well-known documentary film, “Super Size Me,” by Morgan Spurlock about the negative health effects of fast food.

Keith Seinfeld at KPLU radio recently asked, “Why does Seattle still care about the World’s Fair?”

That’s an excellent question.

This Magnolia rambler, located at 2921 W. Ruffner St., offers a brick exterior and partial views that include Discovery Park and the Olympic Mountains. 

Seattle is fortunate: Forbes Magazine predicted we would have a strong, early recovery from the recession, and it looks like Forbes was right. The magazine also forecast the recovery would be sustained for a number of years due in part to our strong jobs market. 

   She remembers gas lamps, iceboxes and when a horse and buggy were still used as a transportation mode. Hilda Berry, a 10-year veteran of the Queen Anne Community Center’s dance aerobics class, celebrated her 100^th birthday with a party at the center on April 11.