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Seattle History Part 4; 2000 – 2026
Seattle History Part 4, 2000–2026: How Much Do You Remember? Seattle has seen remarkable changes since the turn of the millennium. Boeing moved its headquarters to Chicago in 2001. Link light rail began carrying passengers between downtown Seattle and Tukwila in 2009. Amazon began moving into South Lake Union in 2010, helping transform the neighborhood, and its glass Spheres opened in 2018. Washington voters approved marriage equality in 2012.
Seattle History Part 3
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Early History of Seattle
Early Seattle History Public domain Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition – Rainier Vista.jpg Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons
The Zany Life of Ivar Haglund
If you didn’t grow up here, you’ve likely heard his name. Let’s take a look at this zany character and some of his most memorable hijinks, like eating pancakes on the street after a tank car spilled corn syrup, earning him the name Prince of Corn. Ivar was a man of many talents, and one of his greatest was running restaurants. In 1946, he opened an iconic Seattle eatery that is still operating today, more than 80 years later. Can you name it?
Famous Washingtonians
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Washington State Oddities
Washington State Oddities Photo of Maryhill Stonehenge courtesy of: Joe Mabel Wikimedia Commons
Classic Comic Strips
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Television Private Eyes
TV Private Eyes Photo of Anne Francis as Honey West and Bruce from the television program Honey West. ABC Television-ABC Photo stamp Public domain
Choose Your Vice
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The Space Race
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Great Comedians
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Famous Movie Quotes
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Location, Location, Location!: Famous Washington State Movie Locations
Location, Location, Location! Famous Washington State Movie Locations The top of the Space Needle in Seattle, Washington (Cacophony) Public domain Wikimedia Commons 1 / 5 The great state of Washington has proven to be fertile ground for filming many Hollywood movies. Various locations have been used—some of them iconic. What do you know about this exciting subject?
Presidential Pooches!
Presidential Pooches Wikimedia Commons Public domain photo 1 / 6 What would the White House be without a Presidential Pooch? Pets have graced the halls of this venerable institution during almost every administration. Do you remember any of these 20th and 21st century pooches? Fala (AKA, Murray the Outlaw of Falahill) was a Scottish Terrier and one of the most famous of the presidential dogs. He belonged to the only US president ever to be elected four terms.
Memorable Events of 1966
Memorable Events – 1966 Photo of Burt Ward (Robin) and Adam West (Batman). Greenway Productions-producer of both the television series and the 1966 film. Public domain Batman and Robin 1966.JPG Copy Add at least one question to start
Anchors Aweigh
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The Beatles - the Final Years
Incredible that a band could exist for a relatively short time, yet have such a profound impact on music and culture. Let’s talk about the final years of the Beatles. In June 1967, the Beatles released an album that quickly became one of the most influential records in modern music history. Five months were spent recording it, far longer than any previous album. It made extensive use of studio effects, tape loops, orchestration and sound collage.
The Beatles: Middle Years, 1964 -1966
After appearing on The Ed Sullivan Show on February 9, 1964, the Beatles entered their “middle years”—a period marked by global touring, chart dominance, and rapidly evolving musical innovation. On April 4, 1964, the Beatles held the top five positions on the Billboard Hot 100 simultaneously. Two of these songs were She Loves You and I Want to Hold Your Hand. Which of the following songs was NOT part of that historic top five?
The Beatles - The Early Years
The Beatles – The Early Years The Beatles 1963 publicity photo, used on the cover of I Want to Hold Your Hand Dezo Hoffmann, Distributed by Capitol Records Public domain courtesy of Wikimedia Commons
Important Hollywood Firsts in Celebration of Black History Month
Hollywood Firsts In Celebration of Black History Month Promotional photograph of actor Hattie McDaniel Public domain courtesy of Wikimedia commons 1 / 6 February is Black History Month. In celebration, let’s talk about some important Hollywood firsts, according to Essence Magazine. On June 14, 1939, NBC aired what is widely considered the first television show where a Black person appeared (television was still an experimental medium at the time).
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Weird Songs of the 1960's
The 1960’s had many “Novelty Hits” with crazy themes and lyrics – some scoring very high in the charts. They just don’t write em’ like that anymore! Let’s head on back to 1962, just before Halloween, and we’ll find this spooky hit at number one on the The Billboard Hot 100. Bobby “Boris” Pickett performed this with impersonations of Bela Lugosi and Boris Karloff. What song are we talking about?
Dick Van Dyke - 100 Years Old and Still Going Strong!
1 / 5 Beloved entertainer Dick Van Dyke turned 100 on December 13, 2025, celebrating a century of laughter, music, and timeless performances. Test your knowledge of his remarkable career with this fun trivia quiz. Dick Van Dyke’s first big break came in 1960 when he starred in this Broadway hit, which earned him a Tony award. He later starred in the movie version. What was the show?
Vintage Christmas Specials
Vintage Christmas Specials Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons 1 / 6 That wonderful time of the year is upon us, and you have probably seen some of these vintage Christmas TV Specials! A Charlie Brown Christmas is one of the most beloved holiday specials of all time. It first aired on December 9, 1965, and has been a seasonal classic ever since. It was the first animated Peanuts TV special and used real children’s voices. Who created Peanuts?
Game Shows Part 2
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Game Shows - The Early Days
Remember how much fun you had watching these? This started in 1950 and was one of the most beloved and sophisticated game shows of all time – with a mix of clever guessing, charm, and wit. Each episode had a panel of four celebrities who tried to guess the occupation of a mystery contestant through a series of yes/no questions, and also guess the identity of a celebrity guest, which required them to wear a blindfold. The panel regulars were Bennett Cerf, Arlene Francis, and Dorothy Kilgallen.
Let's talk about television talk show hosts!
Here’s something you may not know about our first talk-show host. He began as a radio singer in the 1940s and worked with big bands. In 1950, he recorded a million-seller entitled I’ve Got A Lovely Bunch Of Coconuts with Freddy Martin & His Orchestra (also recorded by other artists). His musical success helped him transition into television, where he gained fame for his affable personality and for his genius as a game show producer (Think Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy). Who was he?
Let's talk about talk show hosts
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It's Halloween! - Northwest Prime Time
Halloween Quiz: How Much Do You Know About This Spooky Holiday? As the spookiest time of year creeps closer, let’s test your Halloween knowledge! Where It All Began Halloween started as an ancient festival called Samhain, marking the end of harvest and the start of winter—a season once linked with death and darkness. People wore costumes and masks to hide from wandering spirits. Who celebrated this festival?
A Tribute to Robert Redford
As you know, Robert Redford just passed away at the age of 89. Let’s talk about his life and achievements. Who could forget the 1969 film Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, based on the real-life outlaws Robert Leroy Parker and Harry Alonzo Longabaugh. Robert Redford played the Sundance Kid. Who played his partner in crime, Butch Cassidy? Hint: He also starred with Redford in The Sting.
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The FTC's 'Funeral Rule'
The Funeral Rule was introduced in 1984 and enforced by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to protect consumers. It guarantees several key rights, including: The right to an itemized price list before discussing arrangements. The right to refuse package deals that include unwanted products or services. The right to buy a casket or urn from a third party, without penalty. The right to receive a written cost breakdown before making any payments.
By Christopher Mitchell The Barbie doll debuted March 9, 1959 at the American International Toy Fair in New York and has developed into one of the most iconic and influential toys in history. It was created by Ruth Handler, co-founder of the Mattel Toy Company. Barbie was named after Ruth's daughter, and her full name is Barbara Millicent Roberts. Which of the following are not part of Barbie's circle?
Do These Television Jingles Ring a Bell?
1. Do you remember the days when boys and men sported slick, shiny hair? (Think the first Darrin Stephens in Bewitched.) "A little dab will do ya" was part of the famous jingle of which hair product?
Heat Safety Tips for Older Adults
Summer heat can bring dangerously high temperatures for older adults but taking a few simple steps can help keep you and your loved ones safe. Stay hydrated - It's easy to disregard signs of thirst. Monitor your own fluid intake and that of your loved ones. Drink frequently throughout the day. Avoid alcohol and caffeinated beverages as these drinks my contribute to dehydration.
Providence Has Sold Skilled Nursing and Assisted Living Care Centers
Late last year, Providence, a not-for-profit health system serving the Western U.S., announced plans to sell 10 skilled nursing and assisted living care ministries, operating in eight locations in Alaska, Oregon, Washington and California.
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