5 Things You May Have Missed Last Week In Seattle: September 26
From excessive airport security lines to extreme road rage, here's all the Seattle news you'll want to catch up on.
In case you missed it, here’s all the Seattle news from last week!
Happy Monday, Seattle! There were lots of exciting happenings in Seattle last week. No worries if you missed out, however; there’s plenty more fun Seattle events coming up this fall. Be sure to check back soon for this week’s upcoming things to do.
Here are the top five Seattle news items you may have missed last week:
1. Sea-Tac Airport security lines extended into the parking garage
As summer transitions into fall, Sea-Tac Airport typically sees a dip in travelers—but not this year. Last week the security lines at Sea-Tac stretched all the way into the parking garage, with some travelers saying they waited up to two hours and missed their flights. Read all about it here.
2. A Seattle chef was named one of 2022’s best new chefs in the country
Have you eaten at Musang yet? If not, consider this your sign to go: their chef Melissa Miranda was just awarded a spot on a best-of list with just 10 other chefs in the country. Read more here.
3. The last 7 p.m summer sunset came and went
This past Sunday, September 25 saw the last 7 p.m. sunset of the year. From now on the sun will set over Seattle before 7 p.m. as the days get shorter and darker. Read about the transition to fall here.
4. Washington road rage was ranked among the worst in the country
Did you experience road rage in Seattle this past weekend? It’s not surprising, since Washington state earned a high spot on this national ranking. Read more here.
5. Fall has arrived at these Seattle restaurants’ and bakeries’ menus
We’re so excited for fall that we went ahead and sought out all the new seasonal treats you can now find around Seattle, from pumpkin spice lattes to apple cider donuts. See our tasty round-up here.
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