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Take an Ax to It
The state's program for handling injured workers is in a world of hurt.
Thread Man Walking
Niilartey De Osu is trying to start a couture craze in Seattle, but some former business partners wish he'd just pull off the runway.
His Sweet Lorraine
Seven years after his ex-wife shot and killed another woman, Rich Laxton keeps draining his savings to exonerate her.
Cover Story: Washington’s Candy Land of Tax Breaks
As our cash-strapped state prepares to cut services for the poor and mentally ill, billions of dollars in tax breaks and exemptions are still being doled out.
Tooth & Nail’s Latest Cover Boy
Meet the 25-year-old, Grammy-nominated Seattleite you’ve never heard of, at the local label that gets no respect (in town anyway).

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Wednesday, February 03

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Dategirl
Just Because Your Friends Married Cheaters, That Doesn't Mean That You Did

By Judy McGuire

Wednesday, February 03

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Wednesday, February 03

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Ghost in the Shell, Re-Translated for American Audiences - 02/09/10 5:00pm
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Ads gone bad: Super Bowl ads not just misogynist, also violent - 02/09/10 3:20pm
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Mass Effect 2: Cerberus Courtesy Weapon and Armor - 02/09/10 1:00pm
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Susan Powell Disappearance: Her Parents Finally Turn on Husband Josh Powell - 02/09/10 4:03pm

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The Seventh Sign - August 16, 2006
One more sign of sanity, and a goodbye.
Six Signs of Seattle Sanity - August 9, 2006
A few things that are actually right with this city.
Divorced From Reality - August 2, 2006
With little practical purpose, marriage is a powerful concept.
Daring to Be Not Great - July 26, 2006
Letting the Sonics go is just the first step in saving Seattle.
The New Meth - July 19, 2006
How the 'irresistible' market is changing addicted-to-growth Seattle.
Is Seattle a Mean Drunk? - July 12, 2006
Our incoherent approach to alcohol.
Yesterday's Paper - July 5, 2006
How the King County Journal lost its way in suburbia.
Wonks and Nerds - June 28, 2006
What Bill Gates and Warren Buffett can teach Maria Cantwell and Christine Gregoire.
Gregoire the Globalizer - June 21, 2006
Unquestioningly, the governor preaches a corporate view of competitiveness.
Another Inconvenient Truth - June 14, 2006
Gridlock as side effect: Solving it won't cure unlimited urban growth.
Seattle's Bold Bioneers - June 7, 2006
Meet the bikers, bus riders, and moochers of carless Seattle.
Dumbing Down Racism - May 31, 2006
The Seattle School District's definition has a hidden agenda.
Doing the Flip-Flop Flip-Flop - May 24, 2006
Medicare I Can't Afford - May 17, 2006
The 'Just Right' People - May 10, 2006
The classic Seattle bungalow is the new spotted owl.
Trouble in Vanilla City - May 3, 2006
The challenges of talking about race in Seattle.
Keeping Seattle Centered - April 26, 2006
Let's preserve our endless world's fair.
Baby-Talkin' Big Brother - April 19, 2006
The Chinese have a new face for the police state.
No Building Is Sacred - April 12, 2006
With the razing of a landmark church, downtown has risen.
Purple People Eaters - March 22, 2006
The Democrats cannot gain control of Congress by denigrating the suburbs.
The Culture of Death - March 15, 2006
And why we need to cultivate it.
Bones and Blonds - March 8, 2006
Kennewick Man serves as a reminder to separate fantasy and science.
Show Us the Sonics' Money! - March 1, 2006
Hey, Howard Schultz, let's soak the taxpaying public from our new community hot tub.
Political Warriors - February 22, 2006
Can an influx of antiwar, anti-Bush veterans help the Democrats and save America in 2006?
SW Needs a New Arena - February 15, 2006
It's a matter of fairness. And duct tape.
The Muhammad Cartoon War - February 8, 2006
It ain't so funny when fundamentalism is in your face.
Old-School Headache - February 1, 2006
Bill Gates' alma mater, Lakeside School, stumbles on the way to reinventing itself in the name of diversity.
Party at Paul Allen's! - January 25, 2006
Seattle sports heathens celebrate victory and the civic emergence of our billionaire of mystery.
Real IDiocy - January 18, 2006
A national identity card issued by the state Department of Licensing? Yes, it's the law—and a dumb, expensive one.
In Defense of Pat Robertson - January 11, 2006
Why is it so wrong to speculate that God smote Sharon?
'Mandatory Lutefisk' - January 4, 2006
And other ideas on how to stop growth in its tracks.