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Here Come Democracy Vouchers!
Little slips of civic engagement are heading to a mailbox near you.
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Seattle Group Hopes to Stage ‘Social Media Blackout’ On Inauguration Day
‘To protest the apparent intentions of the Trump presidency and to demand that more is done to combat…
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How #ManInTree Showed Us the Reality of Mental Health Treatment in 2016
Cody Lee Miller is finally receiving the treatment he needs. The only question is why he had to…
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Searching for a New Central District in Suburban King County
Kent’s African-American population is booming. Will community follow?
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As Expected, Libertarian Party Denied ‘Major Party’ Status in Washington
Party name-checks Harambe in lament over Secretary of State’s decision.
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A Monumental Election Year (or Not) For the Libertarian Party
A party official explains their case for getting ‘major party’ status in Washington.
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Libertarians Say They’ll Sue If They’re Denied ‘Major Party Status’
Depending on how you count the vote, Gary Johnson either did or did not get 5 percent of…
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Amid Charges of Racism and Rent Spiking, Airbnb Teams Up With Seattle Urban League
The platform says it’s a force for social justice, haters be damned.
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One Man’s Plan to Turn King Street Station Into an Immigrant Culinary Hub
Something’s going to happen with King Street Station soon. The only question is what.
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The City Has Released Labor Rules for Uber, and Nobody Is Happy
Rideshare companies and labor organizers both say the city is missing the mark on laying out how drivers…
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Jamie Ford On the Bitter Talk of Internment in 21st Century America
“We’ve devolved, a little bit, socially.”
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The Marijuana Industry Is Not Excited About an Attorney General Jeff Sessions
The senator once said that he had no problem with the KKK until he found out they smoked…
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Labor Unions Jump Into Density Fight, Saying Low-Wage Workers Will Suffer Under the High-rises
A coalition of labor and immigrant groups brings a new dynamic to an old fight over density.
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I-732 Did Really, Really Bad Among Late Undecided Voters
As in, 96 percent voted “no” bad. You can thank the Koch Brothers.
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Will Road Congestion Determine the Sonics’ Fate?
A battle over who has it worse, the proposed SoDo Arena or KeyArena.
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Surprise! Washington Republicans Love Trump After All
While Chris Vance continues to carry the never-Trump mantle, he’s in lonely company as Trump proves victorious.
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How to Bring the Country Back Together … With Selfies
Reunite U.S. aims to get opposition leaders to sit, chat, and snap.
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Cafe Racer Says It’s On Its Last Legs, Needs Financial Support
The cafe blames heavy street construction on declining revenue.
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Legacy Business Effort Jumps First Hurdle in City Budget Wrangling
A measure to put $100,000 toward a study of the issue was included in Tim Burgess’ package of…