It’s treacle and justice this holiday season.

Photographer and collage artist Stephanie Williamson uses hand-painted photographs and alternative and old-school photo processes in her artwork.

In addition to traditional therapy, the Oakland psychotherapist provides patients a nonjudgmental space to work through their experiences with drugs.

At Queen Hippie Gypsy, you’ll find crystals, art, spiritual supplies, jewelry, natural body products and bath salts, incense, handmade crystal jewelry, artisan crafts, T-shirts and more.

Emerald City charms with storied attractions like Pike Place Market and the Space Needle but shines with new attractions, including Hotel Alexis and the Nordic Museum.

In Almost Everything: Notes on Hope, the author doesn’t sugarcoat reality but does manage to find the silver lining.

It’s grown from a tiny choral program to a major musical ensemble and continues to expand.

Administrators of the pilot program, organized through the city’s Department of Transportation, are happy with the results of the program but hope more funding will make it proactive in economically distressed areas.