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Frank Chopp Steers the Democrats Political Bulldozer in Olympia
Reclusive House speaker has candidates lined up through 2012 to retain heavy majority.
August 7, 2007
Eat Drink Toke
Maximilien: Good Drinks, Cheap Snacks, and a Million-Dollar View
Catch this before summer takes a breeze.
August 7, 2007
News
Best Money Man: Colby Underwood
One of Seattle’s most revered political fund-raisers, COLBY UNDERWOOD, says being on the youthful side has made for…
July 31, 2007
News
Guess Who David Della’s Hitting Up for Cash?
Hint: If you've given money to his opponent, you can expect a phone call.
July 24, 2007
News
Port Commission Candidate Gael Tarleton’s SAIC Backers Could Soon Be Asking Her For Business
SAIC has had numerous contracts with the Port in the past.
July 17, 2007
News
Should It Matter Where Your Biodiesel Comes From?
As the areas biodiesel industry prepares to explode, a Ballard pioneer throws down the ethical gauntlet.
July 17, 2007
News
Mike Youngs Claim That Hed Field Republican Candidates in All Council Races Turned Out to Be Wishful Thinking
His loan horse hates nude art. That's it.
July 3, 2007
News
Tim Burgess Seemed a Shoo-In to Get the Backing of the Chamber of Commerces Political Arm
But the shoe didnt fit.
June 26, 2007
News
Georgetown Prevails in Fight Against Trash
“There’s a couple of ways you can do politics,” says Richard Conlin. “One way is you can keep…
June 26, 2007
Arts & Culture
SAM: Nicholas Nixon’s The Brown Sisters
I first saw The Brown Sisters at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., in the winter…
June 26, 2007
News
Is Georgetown About to Get Trashed?
Residents of the working-class, South End neighborhood say they've been dumped on enough.
June 19, 2007
News
Could Scoring Sally Clark’s Council Seat Mean Less Nude Public Art?
At least one new contender hopes so.
June 13, 2007
News
Business Community Realizes City Council May Actually Matter
Unlike federal law, which requires corporations to donate to campaigns through political action committees, local rules say businesses…
June 6, 2007
News
Get Goin’ and Get Cornholin’!
This is crunch time, folks. The sun is setting, and it’s been hours since the last bathroom break.…
June 6, 2007
News
Seattle Dog Parks: a Critical Guide
IN A CITY with more dogs than kids (seriously, 45 percent more, says USA Today), its no surprise…
June 5, 2007
News
Both Sides Agree: Dino Rossi Needs to Start Raising Money or Get Off the Gubernatorial Fence
The almost-governor hasn't raised a dime for a rematch against Gregoire.
May 29, 2007
News
Spotted this afternoon on the corner of Spring Street and First Avenue:
Spotted this afternoon on the corner of Spring Street and First Avenue: some dude on a scooter with…
May 29, 2007
News
Cathy Allen, who’s working as a political consultant on Seattle City Council
Cathy Allen, who’s working as a political consultant on Seattle City Council member Jean Godden’s re-election bid, says…
May 24, 2007
News
SAM and Hempfest Wrestle Over Who Runs the Waterfront
The potential duel over mid-August herb carnival is due in large part to an unruly Toolcat.
May 15, 2007
News
Burner Wastes No Time Going Back After Reichert’s Seat
Will (donor) fatigue set in?
April 24, 2007
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