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May 22, 2009
Five Weekend Shows for $5 and Under
Not to beat the dead horse that is the recession, but uh, we all know times are tough. And even if they weren't, we understand that not everyone wants to drop $20 on a show, because neither do we. Why do you think we got into this business? Therefore, we're starting a new weekend feature in addition ... More >>
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February 11, 2008
Times Won't Run Vagina Ad
Not to beat the dead horse that is the recession, but uh, we all know times are tough. And even if they weren't, we understand that not everyone wants to drop $20 on a show, because neither do we. Why do you think we got into this business? Therefore, we're starting a new weekend feature in addition ... More >>
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March 23, 2007
SeaTimes: Cheap Shot!
Not to beat the dead horse that is the recession, but uh, we all know times are tough. And even if they weren't, we understand that not everyone wants to drop $20 on a show, because neither do we. Why do you think we got into this business? Therefore, we're starting a new weekend feature in addition ... More >>
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June 19, 2006
Head for the Hills
Not to beat the dead horse that is the recession, but uh, we all know times are tough. And even if they weren't, we understand that not everyone wants to drop $20 on a show, because neither do we. Why do you think we got into this business? Therefore, we're starting a new weekend feature in addition ... More >>
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June 25, 2006
Weekend Telegraph Room
Not to beat the dead horse that is the recession, but uh, we all know times are tough. And even if they weren't, we understand that not everyone wants to drop $20 on a show, because neither do we. Why do you think we got into this business? Therefore, we're starting a new weekend feature in addition ... More >>
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July 11, 2006
Road Kings
Not to beat the dead horse that is the recession, but uh, we all know times are tough. And even if they weren't, we understand that not everyone wants to drop $20 on a show, because neither do we. Why do you think we got into this business? Therefore, we're starting a new weekend feature in addition ... More >>
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January 16, 2008
Farm-to School Bills, Laxative Sweetners, and Other Food News
Not to beat the dead horse that is the recession, but uh, we all know times are tough. And even if they weren't, we understand that not everyone wants to drop $20 on a show, because neither do we. Why do you think we got into this business? Therefore, we're starting a new weekend feature in addition ... More >>
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January 21, 2008
Pomegranate Wine From Israel
Not to beat the dead horse that is the recession, but uh, we all know times are tough. And even if they weren't, we understand that not everyone wants to drop $20 on a show, because neither do we. Why do you think we got into this business? Therefore, we're starting a new weekend feature in addition ... More >>
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March 26, 2008
Farm-Loving Corporations, Nanofoods, and Other Food News
Not to beat the dead horse that is the recession, but uh, we all know times are tough. And even if they weren't, we understand that not everyone wants to drop $20 on a show, because neither do we. Why do you think we got into this business? Therefore, we're starting a new weekend feature in addition ... More >>
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July 3, 2002
The Nightstand
Grisham Recommends
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February 5, 2003
Pulp Friction
Seattle Times publisher Frank Blethen is about to start a newspaper war with Hearst, and his family intends to win.
News
June 11, 2003
Im Not a Whore, but I Play One on TV
The mainstreaming of gay culture leaves no room for realityand opens the door to shame-based HIV.
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December 24, 2008
Sure, Get Pissed, but Check Your Garage First
As Laura Onstot notes below, there's ire building about the way the city handles snow (which will surely be exacerbated by what I, in contrast to my esteemed colleague, thought were eye-opening Seattle Times pieces on bureaucrats' refusal to use salt; if city officials have ... More >>
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February 16, 2009
26-Year-Old Promoter Shot And Killed
You can read the story on The Seattle Times' website, but basically, the 26-year-old show promoter who got shot and killed on the streets (after the President's Day bash he hosted last night-- how awful) was an active member of his community and was not, as the article points out, in a gang or on dr ... More >>
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February 27, 2009
Times Mulls New Cost Cuts
As part of its cost-cutting efforts, the Seattle Times has told union employees it has looked into not printing its paper every day and is weighing moving employees from its Denny Building annex (left, behind 13 Coins) into its Fairview Avenue headquarters. The non-daily publication proposal won ... More >>
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March 9, 2009
Former Times Reporter Miffed at Times' Lack of Classy P-I Closure Coverage
On her blog, former Times reporter Florangela "Flo-Jo" Davila writes: "This is obviously a big LOCAL story and it used to be that the Seattle Times would find BIG LOCAL stories and write about them giving them preemo real estate: Sunday, A-1. Yes, there's a rivalry. But instead of salting its Sunday ... More >>
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March 16, 2009
P-I: Last Edition Tomorrow
The paper will wrap up 146 years of print publication today, and publish its last edition tomorrow, something Seattle Times publisher Frank Blethen - also losing money - says he and his company "find no joy in..." Report the P-I's Dan Richman and Andrea James: The Seattle Post-Intelligencer will ... More >>
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March 21, 2009
Review Roundup: Who's Under the Microscope
Launching a new weekly guide to the restaurant reviews that have appeared this week: In the Seattle Times, Providence Cicero reviews Cellar 46 on Mercer Island and Jon Fisch writes up Nikos Gyros in Magnolia. At the Stranger, the staff writers summarize where they would spend their last dimes. ... More >>
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April 13, 2009
Synergy Alert! Nintendo To Hand Out Gadgets to Mariners Fans
Nintendo says the new devices were inspired by the movie Wall-E. The Seattle Times reports that Redmond-based Nintendo--owners of the Mariners--will be loaning its new DSi handheld game systems to the first 150 fans who request them at each game. The DSis are little screens that let you check out ga ... More >>
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May 19, 2009
Congratulations: It's a Blethen!
The Seattle Times' editorial page didn't remain leaderless for long. Jim Vesely retired last week, and after an exhaustive, nationwide search, the company named its own Ryan Blethen, 36 years old and currently a columnist for the paper, the new editorial page editor.
News
March 19, 2008
The Seattle Times Is Fine With Dick
“Nuts” and (still) “vagina,” however, are off-limits.
News
November 28, 2007
How Far Will The Seattle Times Go for a Pulitzer?
Part 1 in a Seattle Weekly investigation.
News
December 22, 2004
Seattle Times Cutbacks
From Carolyn Kelly, Seattle Times Co. president.
News
December 15, 2004
Media, Transportation, Child Welfare
From Carolyn Kelly, Seattle Times Co. president.
News
April 14, 2004
Putting on Heirs
At a Seattle Times–owned paper in Maine, a young Blethen ascends and a veteran reporter is out.
Arts
November 27, 2002
Winter's Tale
At a Seattle Times–owned paper in Maine, a young Blethen ascends and a veteran reporter is out.
News
February 27, 2002
Number of the Week
At a Seattle Times–owned paper in Maine, a young Blethen ascends and a veteran reporter is out.
News
February 21, 2001
News Clips— Success/Failure
At a Seattle Times–owned paper in Maine, a young Blethen ascends and a veteran reporter is out.
News
January 10, 2001
Family Feud
Can Fairview Fannie get her groove back?
News
November 29, 2000
Ink-stained wretches, unite!
"It isn't just our fight": Times/P-I staffers hold out for a better contract.
News
September 15, 1999
Death, taxes, and The Seattle Times
Publisher Frank Blethen is on a crusade to keep his paper in the family.
Blogs
May 10, 2009
Greg Palmer, RIP
Sad news in today's Seattle Times. Greg Palmer, the local writer and Emmy Award-winning TV broadcaster, died on Friday. He was 61, married, and the father of two sons. During a career that began straight out of the UW in the '60s, he wrote for every paper in town, including SW. (Read his account of ... More >>
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May 26, 2009
Blethen Finally Able to Dump His Maine Papers?
Buying newspapers back in Maine, land of his forbears, will go down in history as being one of Frank Blethen's worst investments. He's been trying to sell for over a year, at a time when no one's buying newspapers and many are in bankruptcy. But his Portland Press Herald reports that its unions--fin ... More >>
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May 29, 2009
Times Dismisses Story About Times Business Mistakes
Earlier this week, Bill Richards published a story outlining and criticizing a long line of Blethen-family business decisions for the Seattle Times. Among the stories he recounts is one in which Frank Blethen buys a chain of Maine newspapers because his son Ryan--then a recent college grad, now abou ... More >>
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June 10, 2009
The Sound of Light Rail
With light rail scheduled to open to the public next month, those who live near the line may count themselves fortunate that they will soon be able to commute by train. And property values along the route are going up, The Seattle Times tells us. But there's one thing South Seattleites may not have ... More >>
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July 6, 2009
The Plight of the Renter: Confused, Backyard Cottage-Deprived, and Clinging to a Union
D-O-double-G: A man for all seasons.The old adage misses the mark--it's rentin' that ain't easy, as documented in today's Seattle Times. First, Sanjay Bhatt takes a look at the plight of renters whose landlords are foreclosed-upon, and who must pack up and move, incurring costs they can't afford whi ... More >>
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August 13, 2009
Rich Neighbors 1, Sick Children 0
Sorry, kid--you lose!Four states--Washington, Alaska, Idaho, and Montana--have just one pediatric referral center, the aptly named Children's Hospital. Unfortunately, it's located in the fancy neighborhood of Laurelhurst, which doesn't like it when the hospital grows. Yesterday, the neighborh ... More >>
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October 7, 2009
PDC Going Forward With Constantine Investigation
As Keith Ervin writes in today's Seattle Times, the state Public Disclosure Commission decided to go forward with an investigation into the roll of Jason Bennett and his company Argo Strategies in both Dow Constantine's campaign as well as a political action committee that attacked Susan Hutc ... More >>
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October 22, 2009
We Couldn't Help Noticing...
...this Seattle Times link box, listing stories related to the Windows 7 rollout-sale: * You might be interested in: * Precocious 5-year-old gives Windows 7 pitch From The Seattle Times * A brief guide to the availability of Windows 7 From Seattle Times Business & Technology * Wind ... More >>
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November 4, 2009
Think the Times v. P-I Rivalry Is Dead? Not to Joel Connelly
As long as Connelly's around, don't expect the Times-P-I rivalry to flatline entirely.Ever since the P-I folded its print edition into a wiry web-only operation that is extremely generous about linking to content from other sites (thanks, Casey!), including its once-hated competitor, The Seat ... More >>
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November 6, 2009
Review Roundup: The Times Braves the Bravern, The Stranger Hunts Down Porn & Pizza (Again)
The Seattle Times' Nancy Leson gives some love to Wild Ginger's new Bellevue location, reminiscing over the 20 years she's been dining at the Seattle restaurant. The LCB might want to take note, though: apparently the barman's offering 11-year-olds hard liquor. In the Dining Deals column, Tan ... More >>
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November 20, 2009
Reardon Watch: Reardon to the Rescue
Thomas James Hurst/Seattle TimesAs you can see in this photo from the Seattle Times, Aaron Readon can flex some serious muscle.Last weekend a carload of early twenty-somethings took a 35 mph corner going between 70 and 80. The car slid off the road, hit a tree, and killed two of the men in th ... More >>
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December 30, 2009
Openings & Closings: New Year's Eve Marks Farewell to Mitchelli Trattoria and Atlas Foods, Boom Noodle in the Works
Last March, it had been reported that Pioneer Square's Trattoria Mitchelli (84 Yesler Way) was shutting its doors for good due to the economic downturn. Nearly a year later, it appears that owner "Papa" Danny Mitchelli (nee Mitchell) has finally set a date to lock up and retire the 32-year-ol ... More >>
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February 10, 2010
15-Year-Old Girl Beaten While Security Guards Watch
In the video above, keep your eye on the girl in the white shirt and scarf. She's 15 years old, waiting for a bus in the tunnel at Westlake Center and on the lookout for a group of 10 teens who just harassed her at Macy's. When she first notices the group coming for her off-screen, the victim ins ... More >>
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February 11, 2010
Seattle Blogs: Metro Security Guards Deserve a Break
These guys have taken a ton of flak in light of Wednesday's videotaped beating.- A SunBreak contributor whose mom works for Metro says that the three guards who watched as a teenage girl was beaten up and the agency that employs them aren't deserving of the national criticism being lobbed the ... More >>
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July 29, 2010
West Seattle Sailor Missing in Afghanistan, Taliban Claims He's a Hostage
UPDATE: Jarod Newlove is dead. His body was recovered yesterday. On Friday, two sailors, including one from West Seattle, drove away from their base in Kabul in an armored white SUV on a 60-mile trip into the mountainous Logar Province. Why only two men in a single vehicle, as opposed to a c ... More >>
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December 17, 2010
Campagne Co-Founder to Open French Bistro in Kirkland
Rillettes at Le Pichet Campagne co-founder Ted Furst will open a French-inspired restaurant and bar at 2200 Carillon Point in Kirkland, according to The Seattle Times. Le Grand Bistro Americain will feature dishes by chef Scott Emerick, formerly of Cremant and Le Pichet, like pork rillettes a ... More >>
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January 24, 2011
Port Orchard Rocked by Walmart Shooting That Left Two People Dead and Two Deputies Injured
Ellen M. Banner/The Seattle Times UPDATE: The shooter has now been identified as 31-year-old Anthony Martinez. Also, the girl who was also killed is apparently a 13-year-old abductee from Clearfield, Utah, who'd been living with Martinez. KIRO has more, and Salt Lake City's Deseret News has ... More >>
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December 2, 2011
Shabazz Palaces' New Video Sampler for Black Up Makes You Wonder What They Could Do with "Proper" Music Videos
One thing for sure about Seattle hip hop oddities Shabazz Palaces: they do things their own damn way. For instance, rather than promote their out-fucking-standing sophomore album and Sub Pop debut Black Up with a music video for a lead single back in June when the album was released, they drop thi ... More >>
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December 27, 2011
From Whom the 520 Bridge Tolls
Just two days left until Seattle-area commuters must brace for all-electronic tolling on the Highway 520 floating bridge. If you can't figure it out right away, no worries. You'll have 40 years to get it straight. That's how long it'll take to collect half the $4.65 billion required to build ... More >>
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