A Look at the Seattle Area from the Information Superhighway
A stop at the VISITOR'S INFORMATION CENTER
- Seattle City Government
home page with virtual tours of city sights and links to Washington cities
and other vital information. Most frequently asked question: "Will
I need my umbrella?" Detailed weather information is available from
the The Weather Channel
A MAP
COPIES OF THE LOCAL NEWSPAPERS
The two big dalies and some alternatives:
LOCAL RADIO STATIONS (worldwide streaming audio)
- KEXP -- Where the Music Matters, and largely to a younger audience
- KNKX (formerly KPLU) -- Jazz, Blues, and NPR-related talk
- KUOW -- the University of Washington station
LOCAL TV STATIONS WITH NEWS ON THE WEB
- KOMO Channel 4, ABC -- good local reporting, but with "must run" pieces pushed by owner Sinclair Broadcast Group.
- KING Channel 5, NBC
- KIR0 Channel 7, CBS
SOME PLACES TO GET OUT AND STRETCH YOUR LEGS
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Seattle Public Library -- for
any information not mentioned so far
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The Mountaineers --
Organized in 1906 to explore, study and preserve the natural beauty of
the Northwest, this organization is now into practically anything that
happens outdoors, and some other things you might not think of, like theatre.
They're also one of the most important publishers of books on mountaineering,
hiking and bicycling, and this link will get you to their book list and
their library.
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University of Washington Home Page
-- Academic resources, information about the local area and the Internet,
and a nearly live picture of the campus, with weather information.
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Woodland Park Zoo -- the secret behind
the success of the Seattle gardener
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Pacific Science Center
-- a place for people who are too young to stop learning
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The obligatory stop at the Space
Needle
A BIT OF LOCAL HISTORY
CRUISING AROUND LOOKING AT HOUSES FOR SALE -- Homes for sale on the Information Highway
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