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Death, taxes, and The Seattle Times
Publisher Frank Blethen is on a crusade to keep his paper in the family.
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Help [still] wanted
Seattle's surviving high-tech companies get selective as the pool of employees grows.
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Sympathy and ‘fair compensation’
In a letter to members, the Seattle Art Museum aims to cool outrage over its 'hot' Matisse.
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Master of his domain
A Seattle salesman is using some tiny Indian Ocean islands to start what he hopes will be the…
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The little engine that can’t
Seattle's most neglected landmark, King Street Station, sits crumbling in the middle of downtown's boom.
Arts & Culture
Why Are You People Such Idiots?
Terry Gross sucks, but Radiohead just might save the day, according to this lefty assault on our current…
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Porn to Win
Seattle's Andy Edmond owns the technology that drives the cybersex industry. Can he build an empire on the…
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WHY DWELL on the couch? Because the couch, more than the eyes,
WHY DWELL on the couch? Because the couch, more than the eyes, is the window to the soul.…
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Toy Story: The Prequel
Flogging toys online can be a dizzying experience when you work for Amazon.com.
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Au revoir, Odalisque
SAM has been celebrated for returning its Nazi-looted Matisse. But the move may have been more shrewd than…
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County traffic update: All’s clear
What looked to be a multicar pile-up has turned out to be a fender-bender for the county’s Transportation…
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Holiday Music You Can Dig
Otis Redding, the Rev. Al Green, and Linus and Lucy balm your wintery soul.
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Our computers, our selves
Last week's Computer-Human Interaction conference unveiled a mind-boggling convergence.
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Rocks on the brain
What happens when peace-loving yuppies and the head of a Buddhist sect build their dream homes next to…
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Why won’t SAM give it back?
Inside this building is a painting that was stolen from a Jewish family by the Nazis.