News
Pot Patient Database Still Not Ready on Eve of Full Regulation, DOH Warns
Patients may lose medical access for an indeterminate amount of time.
Archive for June 2016
News
8 Key Quotes From a Homeless Seattle Man’s AMA
Joe Bernstein, freelance writer and homeless Seattle resident, answered questions about homeless encampments, what makes Seattle his home,…
News
Assphalt: The Anti-Transit Snake Oil That Is the Self-Driving Car
Back in the ’50s, futurists had us all convinced that we’d be flying around in helicopters.
News
Joe Bernstein, a Homeless Man in Seattle, to Participate in Reddit AMA This Afternoon
The AMA is part of today’s #SEAHomeless media blitz.
News
Homeless and Hiding in Suburbia
In the woods outside of Seattle, the homeless are setting up camp, even building communities.
News
The Solution to Seattle’s Homeless Problem Is Painfully Obvious
More than 15 years ago, Seattle began experimenting with Housing First and then stopped. Why?
News
A Day Focused on Those We Forget
Seattle Weekly joins more than 20 other news organizations to shine a spotlight on homelessness.
News
Medical Cannabis Patients May Temporarily Lose Access to Medicine, DOH Warns
But they can still buy recreational pot like anyone else.
Arts & Culture
Stephen Steinbrink’s Dissociative Blues
The Olympia-via-Phoenix songwriter reimagines his past on ‘Anagrams.’
Film
The BFG’s CGI Is a Test Case for Digital Moviemaking Exhaustion
There’s a warm heart under the digital exterior, one that makes us long for rubber sharks.
Arts & Culture
The Poet Next Door
Three New Books From Seattle Poets Have Absolutely Nothing in Common—or Do They?
Comix
The Unshredded Gnar of the Capitol Hill Light Rail Station
A sick-nasty Eden—so close, yet so far away.
Arts & Culture
The Top 15 Things to Do This Week
All-cat bands, steampunk brothel sci-fi, marching for the homeless and more.
Arts & Culture
How to Tell a Story Using This Weird Trick
Dorthe Nors’ new book of novellas makes lists and headlines feel raw and alive.
Music
On ‘Born Rich,’ Mackned Gets, Surprisingly, Upbeat
The West Seattle rapper’s newest is an artistic left turn.
News
When It Comes to Emergency Homeless Spending, Is the City Getting Its $6 Million Worth?
Critics say the mayor isn’t using his emergency powers to their full effect.