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Lawsuit Challenges Anti-Safe Drug Site Initiative
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Is Fremont’s Lenin Statue Celebrating Communism? Its History Suggests Not
Here is the difference between the Fremont landmark and the Confederate monument in Lake View Cemetery.
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Trump Cuts Stymie Locally Led Effort to Update Sex Ed Classes Nationwide
A five-year study of the county-developed FLASH program has been put in limbo without explanation.
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Union Saloon Brings the Wild West to Wallingford
There is an old-time vibe, but the food is clean and modern.
Arts & Culture
A Bilingual Production of ‘Proof’ Centers Latinx Theater Makers and Accessibility
Catch the show on porches across Puget Sound.
Comics Review
A Little-Known Local Comics Artist Plays With Time and Identity to Brilliant Effect
D.J. Bryant’s Fantagraphics debut, ‘Unreal City,’ loops back on itself, merges, and disintegrates.
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Stas THEE Boss Wrote the Happiest Breakup Music You’ve Ever Heard
The instrumentals were born amid three relationships, but the lyrics came after they crumbled.
Film
Steven Soderbergh Pulls a Reverse ‘Ocean’s 11’ in ‘Logan Lucky’
A heist is still central, but the conspirators are far from suave.
Film Review
‘Wind River’ Is a Very Talky Western
Taylor Sheridan’s new film is chock full of dialogue, but that’s also one of its biggest assets.
Summer Guide
Pratt Fall (Or, the Time I Became a Case for Search and Rescue)
I tell my embarrassing tale so others may learn (and comment on anonymously).
The Difficulties of Drinking in the Sunshine in Seattle
Now should be the time to enjoy a cold one in the great outdoors. But the city doesn’t make it easy.
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The Double Bind
Allegations of rape will get you an audience with the King County Prosecutor’s office. But justice is more elusive.
The Fear and Resolve of Those Most Threatened by a Trump Presidency
Seattle’s Muslims and Mexican immigrants share their hopes and concerns following the election.
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