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Music
March 14, 2012
Duff McKagan: Test Case
Why TSA is my new problem poison.
Blogs
March 8, 2012
Test Case (Still Fear the "Man," I Guess)
It is no secret that I fly a lot. It is also no small secret that I have a history with substance abuse, general mayhem, and public intoxication. You know this. I know this--and I fear that every cop worldwide knows this. TSA included. God only knows what kind of databases "they" have on us all. Ho ... More >>
Blogs
November 15, 2011
Holly Crahay's Death Diary: Her Fatal Police Shootout is Foreshadowed on Facebook Page
FacebookHolly CrahayBefore she was killed by the cops this week, Holly Marrie Crahay had effectively been telling everyone it was going to happen. She needed a gun. She needed a car. The cops were after her. It went on for months, the clock ticking away with each entry on her Facebook page.
Blogs
June 9, 2011
Scrap Metal Thieves Confounding King County Coppers
As HBO's brilliant crime drama The Wire has taught us, a modern dope fiend has many creative ways with which to finance his or her hard-drug habit. One of the most tried-and-true methods involves stealing copper wire from houses, light fixtures and construction projects then selling it to scr ... More >>
Food
June 8, 2011
An Open Letter to the Seattle Business Traveler
On whether to get hammered at the hotel bar or brave an unfamiliar world.
Blogs
June 7, 2011
Sea-Tac Dad Arrested for Making Young Son Drive His Drunk Ass Home
In general, children provide no services other than functioning as ever-sucking vacuums of wealth, time and joy in life. Thankfully once their legs get long enough to reach the gas and brake pedals on a car, kids can be made to perform a limited number of useful tasks.
Blogs
June 2, 2011
Colton Harris-Moore, Barefoot Bandit, Breaks Leg Playing Jail Volleyball
Jail is a dangerous place. There are fights, stabbings, rapes, and, if you're infamous international joy-ride thief Colton Harris-Moore, aka the Barefoot Bandit, there are sports-related injuries.
News
March 2, 2011
The Anti-TSA Cafe
Is a SeaTac-area restaurant denying service to agents, or is it a hoax?
Blogs
November 24, 2010
Copperleaf Chef Mark Bodinet Kicked Some Tail At Lamb Jam
Chef Mark Bodinet and his Lamb Jam trophies.Mark Bodinet opened the new Copperleaf Restaurant at Cedarbrook Lodge near SeaTac this summer, bringing his commitment to using local ingredients as much as possible. He showed off his considerable skills -- this chef cut his teeth at the tres fancy ... More >>
Blogs
November 23, 2010
Copperleaf Chef Developed His Culinary Chops At The French Laundry
Chef Mark Bodinet digs growing his own herbs.Chef Mark Bodinet got his start in one of the coolest kitchens on the planet, working for Thomas Keller at the French Laundry in Napa Valley. His commitment to using local, seasonal ingredients continues at Copperleaf, the restaurant at Cedarbrook ... More >>
Blogs
November 22, 2010
Customs Agents Seize Fake Laundry Detergent in SeaTac
Add counterfeit laundry detergent to the list of substances that may get your house raided by the cops. An unnamed SeaTac man's apartment was raided by customs officials recently after they were tipped off that he and several other men may have been importing fake laundry detergent from China ... More >>
Blogs
November 8, 2010
Playing Cards and Noshing Sambusas in Little Somalia
The Stop: Tukwila International Blvd. The Vibe: In general, this stop lives up to its name, serving up Mexican, Asian, and African fare alongside American fast food chains. But it is not without its ethnic enclaves. One block off of the main road is a mini strip mall catering to the Somalian ... More >>
Blogs
October 7, 2010
SeaTac Worker Busted After Allegedly Bragging About Child-Rape Photos to Co-Worker
It takes a special kind of creep to fly halfway across the world, rape a young girl and record the experience. But even the most brazen perv knows better than to do what police are accusing a 60-year-old SeaTac worker of doing last month.
Blogs
August 16, 2010
Seattle Sweats Through Hottest Days of the Year
Remember when this was the cloudiest, gloomiest summer on record? Well, no longer! It hit 96 degrees at SeaTac on Sunday, 95 on Saturday, both on perfectly blue-sky days. Those are records, people. Clearly we've been overdoing our prayers for cloudless days. Left side of the room: pray for su ... More >>
Blogs
July 14, 2010
Seattle's Essential Dishes: Moo Dade Deaw at Bai Tong
Photo courtesy Peter Mumford Moo Dade Deaw from Bai Tong: I don't know what that guy has on that service tray he's hauling, but I love that picture (mostly for the pants), and in my mind what he's carrying will always be another plate of Bai Tong's moo dade deaw--a dish I will forever assoc ... More >>
Blogs
July 9, 2010
Luke Sommer and Clayton Roueche: Did Seattle Weekly Cover Boys Conspire to Kill Prosecutor?
SommerOne was a Canadian bank robber prosecuted in Tacoma, the other a Canadian drug dealer prosecuted in Seattle. Both were profiled in Seattle Weekly cover stories. Now new court documents say that former Fort Lewis holdup man Luke Sommer and onetime British Columbia narcotics kingpin Clayt ... More >>
Blogs
June 22, 2010
Pizza & Soccer for Breakfast? Only at Filiberto's
Peter MumfordMina Perry's pizza: It's what's for breakfast.For fans of family-owned Filiberto's former no-man's-land space on the SeaTac-Tukwila border, their current space in downtown Burien is heaps easier to find, and just as good, food-wise. We popped in for lunch Saturday during the Bur ... More >>
Blogs
May 6, 2010
New Copperleaf Restaurant Announced: When You Think Sustainability, Think SeaTac!
The Cedarbrook Lodge, soon to be home to the new Copperleaf RestaurantWhen you think "airport hotel restaurant" what's the first thing that comes to mind? Crappy "continental breakfasts" of cold scrambled eggs, watery coffee and stale danishes that've been touched by all the guys in town for ... More >>
Blogs
January 6, 2010
Reader: 'Land of the Free' Is False Advertising
Nate thinks Customs and Border Patrol agents have too much unchecked power.Reader Nate K responds to Ex-Green Beret and War Correspondent Michael Yon Arrested at SeaTac for Not Reporting His Salary. "As a US citizen, the border patrol HAS to let you enter the country, even if you refuse to a ... More >>
Blogs
January 5, 2010
Ex-Green Beret and War Correspondent Michael Yon Arrested at SeaTac for Not Reporting His Salary
Michael Yon says he was arrested at SeaTac for not telling "border bullies" how much money he made.UPDATE: A spokesman from U.S. Customs and Border Protection says there are two sides to every story. Details after the jump. Airport security is a big deal these days. But since when has report ... More >>
Blogs
August 3, 2009
July's Weather Was Like Michael Phelps
But can July do the butterfly?Every time you looked, it was breaking a record. With an average temperature of 69.5 degrees, it's officially the warmest July in Seattle history (at least as measured at SeaTac--it ties a 1941 record from the Federal Building, where temps would presumably be war ... More >>
News
July 22, 2009
Somali Silence Holding Up Murder Investigation
Officers say this growing community takes “don’t snitch” to new heights.
Blogs
June 18, 2009
Going for the Record
Today's the day: If no rain falls at SeaTac, we'll set the May-June record for longest stretch without rain. The Uptight Seattleite--who boldly came out as a rain person in this week's issue--won't be pleased. Meanwhile, Uptight's favorite local weather guru, Cliff Mass, has a list of similarly long ... More >>
Blogs
April 2, 2009
Getting Schoolkids Back on Bikes
There's been much discussion of late about getting children out of their parents' cars in the morning and onto their feet. Or wheels. We all know about the rising incidence of obesity among children, and one way to combat Xbox and junk food is to have them commute under their own power--be it foot o ... More >>
Blogs
February 24, 2009
12 Courses, 13 Forks
Just read on the White Center Blog about an etiquette program for people who feel Miss Manners is a rube: On Sunday, the Highline Historical Society is presenting a free program titled "Trial By Fork." Tames Alan will describe how Victorian housemaids would set the table for a 12-course meal, as we ... More >>
Blogs
December 19, 2008
The Future of Commuting in Seattle Snow
As Seattle descends into chaos brought about by temperatures not seen here since the Last Glacial Maximum, it does this native son good being able to operate a motor vehicle with a decent set of tires, trumping everything Mother Nature is able to throw at the Pacific Northwest. So ... More >>
News
December 10, 2008
City Council Members S.C.R.E.W.E.D. on Proposed Streetcar Names
Transportation ideas continue to run afoul of family-friendly policies.
Blogs
May 7, 2008
Lindsey Probe Expanding To the Port of Seattle
Transportation ideas continue to run afoul of family-friendly policies.
Blogs
May 1, 2008
SeaTac Launches Farmers Market
Transportation ideas continue to run afoul of family-friendly policies.
Blogs
February 28, 2008
Afternoon Edition: The Cheesiest Ever
Transportation ideas continue to run afoul of family-friendly policies.
Blogs
February 13, 2008
Afternoon Edition: Your Source for Sunny Day News
Transportation ideas continue to run afoul of family-friendly policies.
Blogs
May 11, 2007
Farmers' Markets Opening This Weekend, and More Soon!
Transportation ideas continue to run afoul of family-friendly policies.
Food
March 21, 2007
Middle East Pieces
Enjoying the celebratory sweets of a turbulent region.
Blogs
December 4, 2006
Deputy Was Killer's 2nd Victim
Enjoying the celebratory sweets of a turbulent region.
Blogs
June 28, 2006
KOMO-TV's New Sibling
Enjoying the celebratory sweets of a turbulent region.
Food
February 15, 2006
On the Horizon
Chain restaurants invade; local chef/owners expand.
News
December 29, 2004
Rick Anderson's 2004
It was the year of the Rainier Bear, the flu-vaccine 'shortage,' Ichiro, Bill O'Reilly's 'falafel thing,' and, of course, the re-recount.
News
January 22, 2003
An Acquired Taste for the Suburbs.
Many of the most racially diverse neighborhoods aren't in Seattle. They're in South King County, where an African-American influx is revising the notion of integration.
Arts
December 25, 2002
New Year's Eve Guide
Many of the most racially diverse neighborhoods aren't in Seattle. They're in South King County, where an African-American influx is revising the notion of integration.
Arts
July 31, 2002
Heaven, They're in Heaven
Freds and Gingers dance cheek to cheek in the ballroom.
News
June 26, 2002
Taking It All Off
Lesbian strip shows get a dressing down.
News
May 1, 2002
Sheriff trouble
Are King County deputies breaking the law?
Arts
October 3, 2001
Outward bound
Cycle of pain
News
August 15, 2001
Lucky 13
A race filled with colorful characters will determine the future of King County government.
Arts
June 6, 2001
Small World
Are you experienced?
News
October 25, 2000
Headstone havoc
A few tricks, few treats: The burial business isn't for the faint of heart.
Arts
May 3, 2000
To be continued
A studio rolls with the times, and a dance survives the silver screen.
Arts
November 24, 1999
Cheap swills
Seattle's best outdoor drinking spots.
News
June 9, 1999
Cleaning out the store
A new theft jackpot: storage lockers.
News
October 21, 1998
Universal citizens
A new theft jackpot: storage lockers.
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