“I’LL NEVER WORK in journalism again, if I can help it.” With that parting shot, veteran Seattle Times copy editor…
Free trade, fair trade, and the voices between.
THE FOLLOWING may not surprise anyone who’s ever sat for an hour in traffic waiting to enter westbound lanes on…
Business leaders demand tax relief.
ONE THOUSAND acres of forestland. A new water treatment plant. Cripes, the price of passage through Seattle’s Cedar River watershed…
Washington’s senators are in the thick of the battle over a national energy bill.
WHO COULD possibly want electricity rates in the Northwest to go higher? An alliance of West Coast greens and East…
WILL LIBERAL SEATTLE listen when a conservative Republican lectures them on the dangers of dentistry? King County Council member Kent…
LOVE HIM or hate him, Paul Allen is still the man to see about Seattle’s new New Economy. Last week,…
The city really wants to let a developer build, despite environmental concerns.
Puget Sound Energy wants to raise your electric bill.
“News about Seattle from far and wide.”
Manufacturers agree a fee might encourage computer recycling.
Seattle fishermen fighting to stay in business get their day in court.
Seattle University’s associate dean talks about preparing men for the priesthood.
Members of Congress fight to save the EPA’s conscience.
THE SEGWAY Human Transporter, the most hyped two-wheeled contraption since the Razor scooter, is about to become street legal in…
Infighting at the Pike Place Market.
TIM AND PATTY Crawford have once again stopped work crews on the site of a controversial retirement home that was…
Think transit is expensive? Check out the cost of cars.
The Seattle Police Guild’s no-confidence vote is a well-worn tactic in labor standoffs around the country.
The recession and state cuts mean hard times for child-care centers.
A desperate airplane mechanic is accused of creating potentially deadly problems.
