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SACKED SUB
A veteran teacher learns a hard lesson: that the Seattle School District never forgets or forgives.
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War and taxes
WILL OSAMA bin Laden’s jihad trump Tim Eyman’s tax- cutting crusade? With the U.S. at war, government services…
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Councilmen, spare those trees
After the first round of public meetings on the future of the Cedar River Watershed, advocates of a…
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Ink-stained wretches, unite!
"It isn't just our fight": Times/P-I staffers hold out for a better contract.
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Following Greg
Greg Nickels’ election as Seattle mayor will commence a spirited game of musical chairs in his old West…
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Click Here for Revenge!
Pissed off about impeachment? Channel your anger over the Internet and throw the bums out.
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Three contenders three
Nobody will admit to being impressed with the three top candidates for Seattle City Council position 1, but…
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Washington’s recession
Hard times at Boeing and the dot-com collapse give us the highest unemployment rate in the nation.
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Welcome to Seattle! Now move along
There will soon be a new friendly face on downtown Seattle’s mean streets, steering tourists to nearby restaurants…
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Sidran’s garage gaffe
Well, he’s only been a mayoral candidate for a week, but Mark Sidran has already managed to offend…
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We aren’t the world
Seattle residents are exhibiting their traditional fear of world-class again, as the city’s plan for the Washington Park…
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News Clips— Needle Exchange
FOR A FOOTBALL GAME played in a baseball-only stadium, which was moved here from Hawaii mainly because the…
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Paul’s finest hour
Anytime the City Council approves a major piece of city policy, the proceedings resemble a testimonial dinner, with…
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Home, safe home
Faced with a potential election challenge from City Attorney Mark “Misdemeanors Matter” Sidran, Mayor Paul Schell has switched…
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Schell, Sims selling surface solution
With the activist group Save Our Valley pushing vociferously for consideration of a below-ground rail line in Southeast…
