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King Coal’s Final Fight in Washington
The backers of Millennium Bulk Terminals, a proposed coal-export terminal in Longview, are scrambling to get on the…
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Photos: Activists Besiege Anacortes Refineries, by Land and by Sea
But some counter-protesters were also present.
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Attorneys File Six More Sex Abuse Lawsuits Against the Seattle Archdiocese
And these won’t be the only ones.
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In Court and on Campus, Claims of Discrimination and Institutional Inaction Cloud UW
A discrimination trial gets a hung jury the same day students rally.
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This Weekend, Anacortes Will Be Ground Zero For Climate Resistance
It’s time for ShellNo 2.0: Bigger, better, and wetter.
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The Viaduct Disaster That Just Wasn’t
Searching for traffic jams, and not finding them, in a world without SR-99.
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Michael Henderson Has Taken Down His Magical, Out-of-Code West Seattle Creation
And he feels fine.
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There Will Only Be One Carbon Tax on the Fall Ballot, But the Climate Schism Remains
“It is utter insanity for anyone who claims to care about climate change … to not be full-throatedly…
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As Movement Against Standardized Testing Takes Shape, High Stakes Abound
Many Seattle parents, teachers, and students are joining forces to battle the assessment machine. But is this a…
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In Debate Over Trans Rights, Words Are Everything
As anti-trans activists try to get a ballot measure passed, disputes are arising over how exactly it should…
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How Seattle Is Giving Wage Laws Some Teeth
April 1 marked the first anniversary of Seattle’s minimum-wage and wage-theft ordinances; both officially took effect on April…
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A Forest Steward Faces Off Against Homeowners Fighting to Maintain Their Grand Views
On a drizzly Monday morning, Peter Donahue trudges through the slick, squelching mud of the Mount Baker Community…
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A Brief History of the Seattle Weekly Distribution Box
Every Wednesday at 2 p.m., a middle-aged white man in a black Porsche SUV takes every single Seattle…
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Is the Charter School Fix a Fix?
On March 10, lawmakers passed a bipartisan bill aimed at salvaging the 2012 charter-school law that the state…
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In West Seattle, a Yard That’s Magical, Whimsical, and Not Up to Code
Out of a small backyard in a cheery West Seattle neighborhood near California Avenue Southwest and Southwest Charlestown…
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Seattle is growing like mad, and rents are skyrocketing… as everyone knows.And
Seattle is growing like mad, and rents are skyrocketing… as everyone knows. And one of the many questions…
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Art by Brian Dionisi It’s Tuesday night at Hollow Earth’s headquarters, a funky,
Art by Brian Dionisi It’s Tuesday night at Hollow Earth’s headquarters, a funky, cluttered, two-room studio space at…
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It’s Tuesday night at Hollow Earth’s headquarters, a funky, cluttered, two-room studio
It’s Tuesday night at Hollow Earth’s headquarters, a funky, cluttered, two-room studio space at 20th Avenue and East…
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Calling all radicals, politicos, lefter-than-left-wingers, and progressives, aka Seattleites! If you’re tuned
Calling all radicals, politicos, lefter-than-left-wingers, and progressives, aka Seattleites! If you’re tuned in and civic-minded, but like to…
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The five climate activists on trial for setting up a blockade in
The five climate activists on trial for setting up a blockade in an Everett rail yard for eight…