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Natalie Guevara

Natalie Guevara is a homepage editor and producer for the SeattlePI.

Stories By Natalie Guevara

Happy winter solstice: Longer days ahead in Seattle

Tuesday marks 2021's winter solstice, the shortest day of the year. Kristina Moy, Natalie Guevara

13 mistakes people make when they first move to Seattle

Just moved to Seattle? Here are some things to avoid to out yourself as a transplant. Natalie Guevara

42 years ago: Mount St. Helens woke up and blew her top

On March 21, 1980, tucked into the eighth page of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer was a brief, three-paragraph report about an earthquake that rippled through the Mount St. Helens area. Natalie Guevara and Alex Halverson

Today in history: Adult show shut down at Seattle World's Fair

The Monorail and Space Needle were not the only big attractions during Seattle's 1962 World’s Fair -- how about nudity and dancing women along Century 21’s Show Street? By Natalie Guevara

Will Sunday be the last time we 'spring forward'? Probably not.

Even though the state legislature passed a bill earlier this year that would allow Washington to remain permanently on daylight saving time, residents should still wind their clocks back one hour early Sunday morning. The problem is, staying... By Natalie Guevara

The early years of Seattle's first newspaper

The Denny Party landed in Seattle just 12 years before the publication that would later become the Seattle Post-Intelligencer published its first edition. That paper was the Seattle Gazette, which printed its first edition in 1863 -- Seattle's... By Natalie Guevara

These are the mistakes people make when they first move to Seattle

Whatever your reason for moving to the Emerald City, there are a few things Seattle transplants should know. by Natalie Guevara, SeattlePI

COVID-19: How to stay social while social distancing

Social distancing is likely to feel isolating for those forced out of their workplaces and out of school. So what can you do to stay social during social distancing? By Natalie Guevara

5 COVID-19 cases confirmed at Boeing Everett

Boeing's Everett plant has confirmed five cases of COVID-19. An additional two workers there were tested, but tests came back negative. By Natalie Guevara

Here's how every county in Washington voted in the primary

The deadline to vote has passed, and results are beginning to drop across Washington state. But how did your neighbors vote? By Natalie Guevara

Update: Woodland Park Zoo releases new photos of baby gorilla

Seattle's Woodland Park Zoo welcomed a bouncing baby boy gorilla on Wednesday, March 4 at 2:48 a.m. By Natalie Guevara

Northshore schools to close for up to 2 weeks for COVID-19

The Northshore School District closed Thursday for up to two weeks as novel coronavirus continues to spread in Western Washington. By Natalie Guevara

King County to buy Kent Econo Lodge to use as quarantine site

King County plans to use a motel in Kent as a quarantine facility for those infected with novel coronavirus. By Natalie Guevara

Report: Don't run late when flying out of Sea-Tac Airport

When flying through Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, save yourself a headache and arrive early, and follow these other useful tips and tricks. By Natalie Guevara

19 years ago: Seattle rocked by 6.8 Nisqually quake

Nineteen years ago, Western Washington was rocked. A magnitude 6.8 quake shook the Nisqually Delta, to the northwest of Olympia, for 40 seconds. In less than a minute, an estimated 200 people were injured. The quake was also cited as the cause... By Natalie Guevara

Call me! Blondie to perform during ZooTunes on Aug. 23

It's not yet spring, but midday sunshine and recent dry weather in Seattle has us hanging on the telephone thinking of summer. Same with the folks at Woodland Park Zoo , apparently, who made their first ZooTunes lineup announcement this week. By Natalie Guevara

Report: 13% of employed Seattleites make $100,000 or more

In the Seattle metro area, where the average wage was over $50,000 -- and 13.1% of employed people make over $100,000. That's the fifth-highest population of six-figure salary earners among the country's large cities, according to a new study by... By Natalie Guevara

Macklemore named creative director of cold brew for Dutch Bros

Macklemore has been named a creative director of cold brew for Oregon-based Dutch Bros Coffee. By Natalie Guevara

The cars it pays to buy new or lightly used in Seattle

It's well-known that when buying a car, a person is likely to save money by buying used. In Seattle, it pays to buy a GMC Sierra 1500, where the price difference from a new to one-year-old car is -41.5%. By Natalie Guevara

Sunny weather to continue through the end of the week in Seattle

Sunshine lovers, prepare for a few more days of rays in Seattle . By Natalie Guevara