Aimee Curl

Yearly Archive

2008 (22 articles)
2007 (45 articles)

Inside the City Council’s Tax Returns - May 7, 2008

Can you guess which member has a car payment?
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Total Recall: Beyond Pat Davis - May 7, 2008

Citizens tried to oust eight other elected officials last year.
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I’m (Not) With Busey - May 7, 2008

Jeff Swanson looks, acts, and talks like Mr. Joshua. But the man you bought drinks for at the club ain’t Gary Busey.
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What Does Brown Bear Want From City Council? - Apr 30, 2008

A ban on washing your car at home wouldn’t hurt.
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Davis Recall Heads to Supreme Court - Apr 23, 2008

And justices are not taking callers.
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Panther, Still Prowling - Apr 16, 2008

A party founder’s visiting Seattle to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the city’s chapter.
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Can Taxpayer-Funded Political Campaigns Even the Scale? - Apr 9, 2008

As always, Seattle is looking to match the progressive ideals of Portland. But the plan doesn’t look as pretty up close.
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A “Dear John” to Georgetown - Apr 9, 2008

An anonymous letter resonates with neighborhood residents.
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Huskies Have a Hole to Fill - Apr 2, 2008

This is not a metaphor.
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Your Delegate May Not Be Registered to Vote - Mar 26, 2008

Some counties aren’t vetting their delegates to make sure they pass muster.
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Will Consult for Food - Mar 26, 2008

Ethics rules restrict Peter Steinbrueck's local work opportunities. Except, ironically, from being employed by his former colleagues.
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White Center Card Rooms Survive Nickels’ Grab - Mar 19, 2008

A failed annexation means the games will continue.
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Here Comes Pat! - Mar 19, 2008

Port Commissioner Pat Davis has rarely seen a plan she won’t rubber-stamp.
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Flexcar Bill Out of Gas - Feb 27, 2008

Tax exemption dead in Olympia, prices likely to go up.
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High-Octane Hooch Returns to Alcohol Impact Areas - Feb 20, 2008

All they did was change their names.
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Short Fuse: Jorge Carrasco's Polarizing Tenure at the Top of City Light - Feb 13, 2008

Rates are stable, but some maintain Carrasco's changes haven't helped the culture of a beleaguered City Light.
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The Stranger Eats, Regurgitates Its Words - Jan 30, 2008

Bad food, pulled stories, and fuzzy policies.
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Caucus Season: It's Our Turn - Jan 30, 2008

Obama's got an office, Clinton's “grassroots,” and we may actually matter.
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Won't You Ride the S.L.U.T? - Jan 23, 2008

Turns out it's not as much fun if it's not free.
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Green One-Upmanship at Seattle Coffee Joints Has Reached Its Cracking (Up) Point - Jan 16, 2008

Compostable cups, extra bins, and your garden.
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Why Dick's Fries are Selling Better Than His Political Agenda - Jan 9, 2008

You may soon find details on the back of your bag of burgers.
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Rating the Local Stops by Presidential Hopefuls - Jan 2, 2008

We're not Iowa, but candidates filled rock clubs and union halls for our cash and votes this year.
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To Do List

Tuesday, May 13

Augusten Burroughs
Augusten Burroughs has become the rock star of the tell-all dysfunctional-f... More>>
Town Hall, Tue., May 13, 7:30pm

The Dirtbombs, Dan Sartain, Terrible Twos
Detroit's Dirtbombs are back with their first full-length in five years. Th... More>>
Neumo's, Tue., May 13, 8:00pm, $12 adv

Dorothy Rissman
Much to the chagrin of her Wallingford neighbors, Dorothy Rissman began dum... More>>
Fetherston Gallery, Daily from Mon., April 21 until Sat., May 24, 11:00am

87 more things to do today>>