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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?
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Little Saigon is in decline and has been for some time. Fewer
Little Saigon is in decline and has been for some time. Fewer than 300 people live here, but…
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Karluk Manor caters to the desperate and downtrodden on the periphery of
Karluk Manor caters to the desperate and downtrodden on the periphery of downtown Anchorage—about a mile away from…
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Over the past 20 years, The Recovery Centers of King County have
Over the past 20 years, The Recovery Centers of King County have admitted thousands of impoverished drunks and…
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Snoqualmie: A Tale of Two TownsBicycle bells and birdsong, sun-dappled lawns green
Snoqualmie: A Tale of Two Towns Bicycle bells and birdsong, sun-dappled lawns green as newly minted fairways. Stroller…
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Bicycle bells and birdsong, sun-dappled lawns green as newly minted fairways. Stroller
Bicycle bells and birdsong, sun-dappled lawns green as newly minted fairways. Stroller moms in black yoga pants running…
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Like any wildlife professor worth his salt, John Marzluff has eaten his
Like any wildlife professor worth his salt, John Marzluff has eaten his share of crow. “It tastes poignant,…
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When you first meet Alex Zimerman, he’s all laughs and good cheer
When you first meet Alex Zimerman, he’s all laughs and good cheer and gives scant clue as to…
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State Sen. Marko Liias concedes he’s taking some heat these days. That
State Sen. Marko Liias concedes he’s taking some heat these days. That can happen when a well-entrenched payday-loan…
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On March 16, 2009,the day before the Seattle Post-Intelligencer published its final
On March 16, 2009,the day before the Seattle Post-Intelligencer published its final edition, New York Times reporter Dan…
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Seattle’s political landscape is being dramatically transfigured before our very eyes. Palace
Seattle’s political landscape is being dramatically transfigured before our very eyes. Palace intrigue has City Hall ablaze in…
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Close your eyes and just listen to her. Pay no attention for
Close your eyes and just listen to her. Pay no attention for a moment to the flowing white…
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Bertha, before the troubles. Courtesy of WSDOTAs the late-January morning fog gingerly
Bertha, before the troubles. Courtesy of WSDOT As the late-January morning fog gingerly flees, revealing a postcard glimpse…
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In a surprise announcement today, Councilmember Tom Rasmussen said he is calling
In a surprise announcement today, Councilmember Tom Rasmussen said he is calling it quits and will not seek…
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When was the last time you actually enjoyed a cup of coffee?
When was the last time you actually enjoyed a cup of coffee? I don’t mean slurping one down…
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Bill Scheidler has not had many satisfying moments with lawyers, and if
Bill Scheidler has not had many satisfying moments with lawyers, and if he gets his way, they’ll be…
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Bainbridge City Manager Doug Schultze, no doubt pandering to the collective 12th
Bainbridge City Manager Doug Schultze, no doubt pandering to the collective 12th Man, has issued Executive Order 121212…
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Calling Seattle City Councilmember Kshama Sawant a grandstander, political newcomer Morgan Beach
Calling Seattle City Councilmember Kshama Sawant a grandstander, political newcomer Morgan Beach today announced her candidacy to run…
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There has been a fair amount of speculative whispering around City Hall
There has been a fair amount of speculative whispering around City Hall in recent weeks that Jean Godden,…
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Two years ago, you may recall, the owner of a Richland flower
Two years ago, you may recall, the owner of a Richland flower shop refused to sell flowers for…