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May 17, 2012
Urban Farmer Joshua McNichols Can Get Kids To Eat Their Vegetables
Ballard resident Joshua McNichols is an architect turned journalist that embodies the grow-everything-you-eat movement. A regular public radio contributor, he's co-written The Urban Farm Handbook. The recently released title explains everything from grinding grain to finding local butchers ready to ... More >>
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May 11, 2012
Mayor Maps Homeless Strategy as Nickelsville Marks 1-Year Anniversary (with 2 Weddings)
As Mayor Mike McGinn rolls out yet another City Hall plan to solve the homeless problem today, Nicklesville, the four-year-old homeless encampment named for the previous mayor, will mark its first anniversary at the same West Marginal Way location this Sunday.
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May 2, 2012
Seattle's 10 Best Popcorns
Americans have been popping corn kernels in the fireplace for centuries, but the snack's popularity picked up during the Great Depression, when a nickel bag of salty popcorn was one of the few affordable luxuries. Not surprisingly, popcorn fervor returned with the recession: Once sold primarily at m ... More >>
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February 17, 2012
Great Depression Exhibit Opens Monday at State History Museum
The Great Depression is coming to the Washington State History Museum, offering visitors a time-capsule glimpse into the harsh, desperate 1930s. Bread lines, millions of displaced workers, political encampments, shantytowns full of single men, and hobo wanderers -- all of this and more will be on di ... More >>
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January 25, 2012
Victoria Jackson's Tea Party
A Saturday Night Live star's journey to the rabid right of modern politics.
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January 13, 2012
The Artist and Olivar Are Both Sweet Treats
The Dinner: Columbia City bread and marinated Picholine olives, apple and Manchego salad, canelones a la Catalana, and chocolate mousse at Olivar (806 E. Roy). The Movie: The Artist at the Harvard Exit (807 E. Roy). The Screenplate: The first line of dialogue in The Artist is, "I won't talk! I won ... More >>
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December 28, 2011
The Weekly Wire: This Week's Recommended Events
The Dinner: Columbia City bread and marinated Picholine olives, apple and Manchego salad, canelones a la Catalana, and chocolate mousse at Olivar (806 E. Roy). The Movie: The Artist at the Harvard Exit (807 E. Roy). The Screenplate: The first line of dialogue in The Artist is, "I won't talk! I won ... More >>
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December 14, 2011
Trouble in Paradise
The Dinner: Columbia City bread and marinated Picholine olives, apple and Manchego salad, canelones a la Catalana, and chocolate mousse at Olivar (806 E. Roy). The Movie: The Artist at the Harvard Exit (807 E. Roy). The Screenplate: The first line of dialogue in The Artist is, "I won't talk! I won ... More >>
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October 19, 2011
The Weekly Wire: This Week's Recommended Events
The Dinner: Columbia City bread and marinated Picholine olives, apple and Manchego salad, canelones a la Catalana, and chocolate mousse at Olivar (806 E. Roy). The Movie: The Artist at the Harvard Exit (807 E. Roy). The Screenplate: The first line of dialogue in The Artist is, "I won't talk! I won ... More >>
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September 15, 2011
Is Sodo Spirits Really Seattle's First Craft Distillery? Depends on How You Look at It
Yesterday, Sodo Spirits announced the release of their first batch of EvenStar shochu, a Japanese liquor. In so doing, they claimed to be "Seattle's first licensed craft distillery"--a claim that surprised us, because we believed that distinction to belong to Interbay's Sound Spirits, which h ... More >>
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June 30, 2011
American Girl Soon Offering Parents the Chance to Spend Ridiculous Amounts of Money at a Store Near You
In case you've missed the banner ads running in The Seattle Times, the immensely popular American Girl franchise is opening its first store in the Seattle area next month. Hundreds if not thousands of squealing girls, obsessed with American Girl's baby-sized dolls portraying historical charac ... More >>
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April 13, 2011
The Weekly Wire: The Week's Recommended Events
In case you've missed the banner ads running in The Seattle Times, the immensely popular American Girl franchise is opening its first store in the Seattle area next month. Hundreds if not thousands of squealing girls, obsessed with American Girl's baby-sized dolls portraying historical charac ... More >>
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April 6, 2011
Chaplin Fest
In case you've missed the banner ads running in The Seattle Times, the immensely popular American Girl franchise is opening its first store in the Seattle area next month. Hundreds if not thousands of squealing girls, obsessed with American Girl's baby-sized dolls portraying historical charac ... More >>
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March 30, 2011
Opening Nights: Of Mice and Men
Steinbeck's play. Dreams crushed. The end.
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December 20, 2010
Ronald Hall, 80-Year-Old Meth Smuggler, Sent Back to Prison for Maybe the Last Time
Back in Ronald Hall's day, meth smugglers had to walk barefoot through the snow in order to deliver their drugs--up hill both ways!
Blogs
December 8, 2010
Congrats, Washington! You've Won the Bronze For Worst Budget Shortfall in the Nation
The good news is that Washington's budget shortfall--now calculated at $1.1 billion, or 7.1 percent of the overall state budget--is about six-and-a-half times better than Illinois' yawning $13 billion hole that's an eye-popping 47 percent of its overall budget. The bad news is that a budget g ... More >>
Music
October 6, 2010
Donuts and Dogs With Shelby Earl
The singer proves it's never too late to find one's voice.
Arts
September 22, 2010
The Weekly Wire: The Week's Recommended Events
The singer proves it's never too late to find one's voice.
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September 15, 2010
Richard Lewis
The singer proves it's never too late to find one's voice.
Blogs
July 22, 2010
Clint Didier, the Self-Made Man Who (Like Everyone Else) Isn't
If the only qualification to be a leader was that you had to make all other men feel like lesser men in your presence, then Clint Didier would already be President. A Seattle Times profile of the Senatorial candidate finds the ex-Washington Redskins tight end "standing in an alfalfa field gri ... More >>
Arts
July 7, 2010
The Weekly Wire: The Week's Recommended Events
If the only qualification to be a leader was that you had to make all other men feel like lesser men in your presence, then Clint Didier would already be President. A Seattle Times profile of the Senatorial candidate finds the ex-Washington Redskins tight end "standing in an alfalfa field gri ... More >>
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March 31, 2010
Paradise Lost
If the only qualification to be a leader was that you had to make all other men feel like lesser men in your presence, then Clint Didier would already be President. A Seattle Times profile of the Senatorial candidate finds the ex-Washington Redskins tight end "standing in an alfalfa field gri ... More >>
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March 10, 2010
Paul Horiuchi
If the only qualification to be a leader was that you had to make all other men feel like lesser men in your presence, then Clint Didier would already be President. A Seattle Times profile of the Senatorial candidate finds the ex-Washington Redskins tight end "standing in an alfalfa field gri ... More >>
Film
October 28, 2009
Halloween DVD Roundup: Looking for Horror in the 1980s
If the only qualification to be a leader was that you had to make all other men feel like lesser men in your presence, then Clint Didier would already be President. A Seattle Times profile of the Senatorial candidate finds the ex-Washington Redskins tight end "standing in an alfalfa field gri ... More >>
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October 21, 2009
Alexander Calder: A Balancing Act
If the only qualification to be a leader was that you had to make all other men feel like lesser men in your presence, then Clint Didier would already be President. A Seattle Times profile of the Senatorial candidate finds the ex-Washington Redskins tight end "standing in an alfalfa field gri ... More >>
Blogs
October 19, 2009
Hooverville's Back!
Sorry, that headline and exclamation point, perhaps, could mean many things in these trying times. Hooverville, the bar, located in a stretch of SoDo that used to be home to the original Hooverville--the shantytown that grew out of the Great Depression--is open for business again after being ... More >>
Film
September 30, 2009
Capitalism: A Love Story: Michael Moore Beats His Shtick to Death
Sorry, that headline and exclamation point, perhaps, could mean many things in these trying times. Hooverville, the bar, located in a stretch of SoDo that used to be home to the original Hooverville--the shantytown that grew out of the Great Depression--is open for business again after being ... More >>
Calendar
June 10, 2009
Seth Kinmont
Sorry, that headline and exclamation point, perhaps, could mean many things in these trying times. Hooverville, the bar, located in a stretch of SoDo that used to be home to the original Hooverville--the shantytown that grew out of the Great Depression--is open for business again after being ... More >>
Calendar
December 31, 2008
SPU Portable Works Collection
Sorry, that headline and exclamation point, perhaps, could mean many things in these trying times. Hooverville, the bar, located in a stretch of SoDo that used to be home to the original Hooverville--the shantytown that grew out of the Great Depression--is open for business again after being ... More >>
Calendar
November 26, 2008
Curtis Roosevelt
Sorry, that headline and exclamation point, perhaps, could mean many things in these trying times. Hooverville, the bar, located in a stretch of SoDo that used to be home to the original Hooverville--the shantytown that grew out of the Great Depression--is open for business again after being ... More >>
Food
October 1, 2008
Here's Rye in Your Eye
Folks, now here’s the story ’bout Minnie the Moocher.
News
July 16, 2008
Betting on David Black
Major dailies are shedding employees, hemorrhaging cash, and losing advertisers to the Web. So why is David Black swimming in ink?
Food
March 5, 2008
Life at Hooverville, Home Depot's Menu, Great Guinness Head at Home
Selections from Voracious, our daily food blog.
Calendar
January 16, 2008
Charles Bronson Will Slug You Now
This six-film salute to Walter Hill packs a wallop
Food
June 28, 2006
To All the Whos in Hooverville
This six-film salute to Walter Hill packs a wallop
Arts
December 7, 2005
Marvelous Assortment
Absent a single hero, this epic tale of wartime destruction unfolds through scores of stories from victors and vanquished along the way.
Arts
February 26, 2003
Quick Reads
Robert Lanham, Louise Erdrich, and Elizabeth Crane.
Arts
February 19, 2003
Food Is Thought
Robert Lanham, Louise Erdrich, and Elizabeth Crane.
Arts
December 2, 1998
Elegist for the Working Wounded
Earl Dotter documents America's deadliest work.

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