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In My Heart, I Could Have Been a Rock Star
What Rain?
Let’s Go Sequim-in’
Sweat, Mud and Fear: When the Weather Turns in the Mountains
Seattle’s Convention and Visitors Bureau Debuts New Corporate Identity: “Visit Seattle”
A Meal to Write Home About
Kevin Ticen
Kevin Ticen is the Marketing Manager at the Seattle Sports Commission. He is a former Husky baseball player who enjoys travelling, coaching baseball and chasing his kids around Queen Anne. He can be found taking pictures, working in his yard or smashing golf balls around the course. although usually not straight. He hasn’t decided if the beer is better in Seattle or Austria so he loves to enjoy both.
Kevin Ticen is the Marketing Manager at the Seattle Sports Commission. He is a former Husky baseball player who enjoys travelling, coaching baseball and chasing his kids around Queen Anne. He can be found taking pictures, working in his yard or smashing golf balls around the course. although usually not straight. He hasn’t decided if the beer is better in Seattle or Austria so he loves to enjoy both.
Taking the Animals to the Zoo
It’s another Sunday morning and the animals are getting a little restless in my house. Luckily for me, spring is in full bloom so the weather is starting to turn nice and, really, how many times can your kids … Continue reading
Posted in: A&E, Budget, Family, Things To Do
Tagged family friendly, Lion Cubs, Seattle, Seattle Zoo, Woodland Park Zoo, Zoo
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Trek Yourself Before You Wreck Yourself: Burn Those Winter Calories on the Seattle Urban Trek
Now that spring is officially here and the weather has changed, running season is upon us. Whether you are a hard core marathoner or weekend warrior, there is a new race in Seattle that is destined to grab your attention. … Continue reading
Posted in: Budget, Family, Hoods, Sports & Rec, Things To Do
Tagged adventure racing, Seattle Sports Commission, Seattle Urban Trek
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Hometown Tourist
The Eiffel Tower – Seen it. Empire State Building - Been there. Sistine Chapel - Check. This summer, through a work initiative called Destination Knowledge, I toured my new favorite city to visit: my hometown, Seattle. I have pictures of … Continue reading
Posted in: Family, Food & Drink, Hoods, Things To Do
Tagged Beacon HIll, Bruce Lee's Grave, Foot Ferry, Gas Works Park, Hammering Man, Jose Rizal Park, Kerry Park, Lake Union, Lake Washington, Pike Brewing, Pike Place Market, Pioneer Square, Queen Anne Hill, Seattle Art Museum, Seattle Center, Seattle Great Wheel, Smith Tower, Space Needle, The Great Wheel, University of Washington, View Point Cemetery, West Seattle
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78th Annual MTR Western Sports Star of the Year
The tradition continued Friday night as the 78th Annual MTR Western Sports Star of the Year took place at Benaroya Hall in downtown Seattle, hosted by the Seattle Sports Commission. From our favorite sports stars, to musicians, politicians, business leaders, and … Continue reading
Seattle, WA: Sports Town USA
By Kevin Ticen Sports town or not a sports town? Too often that seems to be the question. Allow me to go out on a limb and put it in writing: Great sports town! Yes, it is true that the … Continue reading
Posted in: Family, Sports & Rec, Things To Do
Tagged Apolo Ohno, Benaroya Hall, Bill Hutchinson, Brandon Roy, Chris Williams, Hope Solo, Jim Whittaker, Kasey Keller, Marti Malloy, Mary Whipple, Michelle Akers, MTR Western, Nathan Adrian, Ryan Moore, Seattle Seahawks, Seattle Sonics, Seattle Sports, Seattle Sports Commission, Seattle Sports Star of the Year, Seattle Storm, Tim Lincecum
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