Editor’s Letter
A greeting and mission statement from your new Seattle Weekly editor.
Editorial
At activists’ urging, the council did the right thing in opening up Burgess’ council seat to all.
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We can’t stay quiet on guns, even if those in power do.
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We have not yet reached the threshold where violence is the answer, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t one.
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His two-month tenure presents a unique opportunity to do the right thing.
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When reading the Amazon tea leaves, not all explanations are created equal.
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People keep bringing cars to Seattle. But that doesn’t mean we should accommodate them.
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The proposal forces a much needed conversation about those living in cars in Seattle.
Local jurisdictions can say “no” to the pilot program. Voters shouldn’t ban Seattle from saying “yes.”
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Councilmembers need to stop talking around the accusations facing the mayor.
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Not all sex-abuse accusations lead to criminal charges. That doesn’t mean they didn’t happen.
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Polluters, manufacturers, and investors won in this year’s budgeting marathon.
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First, it won’t happen. Second, it would be just fine if it did.
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And we must stay vigilant.
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The pressure is on for the city to ink a KeyArena deal that’s good for taxpayers. That’s usually not the case with sports arenas.
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Shutting down this weekend’s anti-Sharia rally would give it more credence than it’s worth.
Seattle’s next leader will be liberal. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t important policy differences between the candidates.
