Feliks Banel is a journalist based in Seattle, Washington. He writes for KIRO 7 and KIRO-FM, covering local news and stories in the Seattle area. Feliks specializes in unique and interesting topics, ranging from local events and attractions to historical mysteries and cultural phenomena.
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Feliks Banel's coverage is predominantly focused on local events, entertainment news, and cultural aspects of Washington state and Seattle. He frequently covers stories related to local communities, landmarks, historical events, and societal issues. Given this focus, individuals or organizations looking to pitch relevant topics should consider offering insights or involvement from within the specific locales mentioned in his articles.
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The lodge at Camp Long as it appeared the morning after it was damaged by a fire. (Feliks Banel/KIRO Newsradio)
It was 26 years ago this month when the iconic ferryboat Kalakala returned to the Seattle waterfront – after a long exile serving as a cannery in Alaska – to a glorious welcome home.
Big windstorms are nothing new in the PNW. Here's a quick overview of some other big windstorms going back to the late 19th century.
We invited McCauley to tell us about a more recent artifact he and a friend plucked from the bottom of Lake Washington on a recent dive.
Detail from a modern painting of 19th century Fort Vancouver by artist Richard Schlect. (Courtesy National Park Service)
A new exhibit at the Museum of History & Industry (MOHAI) in Seattle is a reminder of what the WTO was about.
The broadcast tower for Seattle’s KING 5 atop Queen Anne Hill has been decorated with festive lights for the holiday season nearly every year since the 1950s. This year, the 680-foot tall tower is dark, as far as holiday decorations are concerned, for the perhaps the first time since the energy crisis of 1973.
By: Feliks Banel
Retired Seattle Times' music writer and critic Patrick MacDonald has died, according to a tribute written in the publication he worked for.
By: Feliks Banel
The historic lodge at Camp Long in West Seattle was badly damaged in a fire in November. The cost to repair it has yet to be determined.
It wasn’t so long ago that the name “Sears” was synonymous with American retail and with holiday shopping in particular. But times have changed, and the last Sears in Washington is closing for good this weekend.
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