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Melons, Peaches, and More
Melons and peaches galore are on farm tables everywhere, but don’t let all that colorful fruity glamour distract…
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Outsides and Insights
Send listings two weeks in advance to braincity@seattleweekly.com. Waterfronts for All: Lessons Learned from Our Neighbors Tackling the…
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News Clips— Survivors/Victims
SURVIVORS VICTIMS President George W. Bush damn near choked on a pretzel while watching an NFL playoff game…
Music
CD Reviews
FRANK BLACK AND THE CATHOLICS, Dog in the Sand (What Are Records) Don’t come here looking for the…
News
Open Government, The State, City Hall
Open Government It might say something about the inadequacy of the state’s Open Records Act that not even…
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Numbers of the Week
2,000 Dollar amount wagered by astrophysicist Martin Rees that by 2020, a single bioterrorism attack will lead to…
Arts & Culture
William Cumming
At 88, Northwest artist William Cumming has a legacy of vibrant art and an equally colorful story. A…
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The Nosh
Chipotle A beacon of light and healthy eating has risen from the murky depths of grease and cholesterol…
Arts & Culture
Opening Nights
DARK RIDE Open Circle Theater; ends Sun., Feb. 29 You can tell that director José Amador has at…
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Happy Hour!
Cutters Bayhouse The real views are in the dining room, which overlooks Elliott Bay. The happy-hour specials are…
Music
CD Reviews
MARK LANEGAN Field Songs (Sub Pop) As expected, ex-Screaming Trees frontman still dreary and depressed. Mark Lanegan records…
Film
This Week’s Attractions
ByDesign Film Festival, Catch That Kid, Miracle, and The Same River Twice.
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Best Clerks
Best sibling rivalry Sometimes all it takes to end up at Ardour (1115 First, 292-0660) instead of Ped…
Film
Better Luck Tomorrow and More
Also: Bulletproof Monk, Chasing Papi, Holes, and Till Human Voices Wake Us
Arts & Culture
Infernal Noise Brigade
The art-protest band is determined to disrupt. Plus: Next Stage Dance Theatre and Open Circle's In the Wabe.
Music
Weekly Notable Shows
Wednesday, June 14 Diane Schuur The three-and-a-half-octave singing, Grammy-winning vocalist continues her six-night run at Dimitriou’s with the…
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Hot Dish
BOOKISH BISTRO It’s no great sadness that the Painted Table no longer exists—all those awful glittery plates recently…
Music
Pot O’ Gold
Chances are you’ve passed the Rainbow dozens of times and never noticed it. Perched next to the Blue…
News
Clean-Energy Frenzy
Prettier Than Coal Mines Re “Windmills are clean, quiet, ugly, and take up a lot of space” [“Clean-Energy…
Arts & Culture
This week: Sea-Tac!
On Phone Nutter: Hello? Broiler: Hello, this message is for Danny Nutter. Tell him that Markie Broiler called…