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Philip Dawdy

The Last Boy Scout - November 8, 2006
Husky football coach Tyrone Willingham keeps press and public at arm's length—which might be the best thing for his embattled program.
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The L-Word - October 25, 2006
Libertarian candidate Bruce Guthrie says what Cantwell can't.
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The Phantom Menace - October 4, 2006
The secret life of Seattle's most famous Star Wars enthusiast
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Broke as a Smoke - September 27, 2006
Powerful state legislators explore ditching the 25-foot rule as barkeeps struggle to weather a butt-free recession. By Philip Dawdy
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Safety Dance - September 6, 2006
Crosswalks and strip joints: one and the same for Mayor Micromanage.
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Wet & Mild - September 6, 2006
A trip inside Eastlake's much-ballyhooed drunk residence.
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Paper Tiger - August 23, 2006
The P-I tells the News Council to eat shit— for good reason.
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Club Pot Med - August 16, 2006
Livid over the vague voter-enacted state law allowing use of medical marijuana, a crusading lawyer tries to untangle unintended consequences. The law has driven the supply system underground, pot patients are getting busted, and some cops, prosecutors, and judges just don't get it.
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Pramila Jayapal - August 2, 2006
Best Foe of Hatred
Best of Seattle 2006 By Philip Dawdy
The Sheriff Fires at the Seattle P-I - August 2, 2006
Sue Rahr says the paper's series on her department has been 'biased, unfair.'
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Happy to Play Nanny - July 19, 2006
Sen. Margarita Prentice is behind the controversial state crackdown on online gambling. But what kind of hand is she really playing?
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Circling the Square - June 28, 2006
Pioneer Square is part down-at-the-heels tourist trap, homeless shelter, and nightlife district. Now, Seattle's semi-seedy historic urban village is facing major population growth. Can the Square be revived and still keep its character?
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Here Goes the Neighborhood - May 10, 2006
A homelessness solution prompts an area of town that should know better to roll up the welcome mat.
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What Booze Ban? - May 3, 2006
Pioneer Square alcohol rules don't seem to have much effect.
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Back to the Task at Hand - April 19, 2006
City Hall and advocates for the homeless end their digressive argument over funding.
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'There's Plenty for Everyone!' - March 29, 2006
Kyle Huff, the suicidal shooter of six people at a Capitol Hill party, was prepared to do "homicidal mayhem," police say. But no one knows why.
Capitol Hill Massacre By Philip Dawdy
Outcast Among Outcasts - March 29, 2006
Was Kyle Huff stalking Seattle's rave scene?
Capitol Hill Massacre By Philip Dawdy
Tent City Showdown - March 22, 2006
City government and homeless group SHARE/WHEEL face off.
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The Plan to Nowhere? - March 8, 2006
The region's ambitious 10-year timetable to end homelessness is in serious trouble, undercut and underfunded. The Bush administration is sending mixed signals, and things are about to get worse.
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Gone Down in Smoke - February 15, 2006
State lawmakers snuff smoking-ban exemptions.
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Always a Crisis, Never a Solution - February 8, 2006
Again, state cuts threaten King County services for indigent mentally ill people.
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High-Rise Noon - February 1, 2006
A City Council member faces down developers over fees to fund low-income housing downtown.
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Smoking Out the Homeless - January 25, 2006
If half or more of them smoke, should the new ban apply to their shelter?
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Big Nanny Is Watching You - January 18, 2006
Stripping, booze, and smoking bans: Seattle's nannies are in full scold mode, and progressives are the biggest party poopers of all.
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Conflicted Disinterest - January 11, 2006
The Seattle Times cuts loose the aggressive veteran freelancer who was covering the paper's dispute with the Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
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