Seattle says it wants more housing. But look what happens to cities that get it.
You just gotta love that Mark Sidran.That's the latest tack by Mindy Cameron and the Dump Schell gang over at the Seattle Times. Even as… Continue reading
Let's get one thing straight—there will be an expanded Washington State Convention & Trade Center shading the streets just west of Interstate 5. Even City… Continue reading
Having failed to find a private entity willing to overpay sufficiently for the city's Key Tower, Mayor Paul Schell would like to sell half the… Continue reading
Seattle thrills to the reunited Ozzy and co.
Supporters of the library find themselves in a bind.
How stealth corporate welfare gives Weyerhaeuser a windfall at Snoqualmie Ridge.
Shaking earth bails out shaken mayor.
A book about a generation that just keeps getting bigger.
If anyone fears that Seattle is losing its identity, they need only look as far as the recommendations of Mayor Paul Schell's first Mardi Gras… Continue reading
THIS YEAR'S ELECTION-NIGHT hot spot was the fourth floor of the Westin Hotel, where a ballroom full of Democrats awaited the arrival of a victorious… Continue reading
Queensrche return after a six-year absence.
Its organizer, City Council member Richard McIver, called it a brown bag forum; City Attorney Mark Sidran dubbed it a "show trial."Whichever label you choose,… Continue reading
Isn't it great to live in such exciting technological times?The Seattle City Council Budget Committee took a bold step where no legislators have gone before… Continue reading
The business lobby starts a street fight.
It's a tough job trying to give the city's public/private partnerships that stamp of respectability. Ask the members of the city's Public/Private Partnership Task Force,… Continue reading
We won't know until next Monday's City Council vote, but the proposal to bring the 2012 Summer Olympics to Seattle is looking like a major… Continue reading
In late January, the University District Plan became the first of the city's neighborhood plans to be challenged before the state's regional growth management appeals… Continue reading
What a week! First, it turns out that public-private partnerships are a great idea after all, and then John Carlson decides to run for governor.Of… Continue reading
Proposal could flood Seattle's elections with bigger campaign contributions.
