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This Weekend You Can Get an Uber Ride in a Dump Truck Because Hershey Wants You to Have Candy Bars
Not enough time to explain just do it…
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Everyone Seems to Be Calling for a Moratorium on Oil Trains But Governor Inslee
Greens to protest oil trains and our “greenest governor” at Friday’s Obama/Inslee fundraiser.
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Weekly Q&A: A Conversation With Entre Hermanos About Pride and Pulse
The group, which serves LGBTQ Latinos in Seattle, has been a haven for men often stigmatized in their…
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From 2015 to 2016, a Different Kind of Pride
Last year the LGBTQ community celebrated. This year it stands vigilant.
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As Development Booms, Seattle Gives Up on Green Space
The city set ambitious goals for parks and open space in the mid-2000s, but it is now retreating.
Arts & Culture
The Treehouses of Western Washington
This summer, consider staying in one of Washington state’s many lofty lodges.
Arts & Culture
How to Reap Washington’s Blueberry Bounty
Last year, the state generated 103 million pounds of them, so there’s plenty for all.
Arts & Culture
Day Trips and Overnights for the Seattle Cyclist
Where to take a zen-like coast through the countryside.
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Put Safe Drug Sites in Homeless Centers, Say Public Defenders
Advocates want supervised consumption spaces at the mayor’s proposed low-barrier homeless shelter.
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Rally Shows the Feds How Seattle Feels About Coal
Not too many coal supporters at this public hearing.
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SPJ Honors Seattle Weekly Staff With Three Firsts and Best New Journalist Award
The field was bigger, so the wins feel better.
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Photos: Fremont Solstice Parade, Naked Bikers and … Donald Trump!?
Combining nudity, bicycles and political satire the way only the Center of the Universe can.
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A New Effort in Seattle Aims to Stop Gun Violence Before It Starts
“We’re not a Chicago, we’re not a Baltimore…. We don’t want to get there, either.”
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For Seattle’s Gay Latino Community, Orlando Attack Cuts Extra Deep
A vigil tonight at Entre Hermanos is open to anyone seeking to grieve for the 49 killed on…
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LGBT Activists Compare Anti-Trans Ballot Supporters to Orlando Shooter
Meanwhile, pro-ballot supporters say the Orlando attack was not a hate crime.
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Assphalt: We Raced the First Hill Street Car on Foot, and Beat it by 8 Minutes
The problem may have something to do with traffic lights.
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Citing Discrimination Against Gay Men, City Employees and the Mayor Protest Blood Drive
In the wake of Orlando, gay men want to give blood. Yet in many cases they can’t, despite…
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Locally Brewed Rainier Hits Stores this Week; Sticker Shock Expected
At $11.99 a six-pack, Rainier’s new release ain’t your daddy’s brew.
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News or Exploitation? Students Protest Video Showing SPU Student Disarming School Shooter
Several media outlets fought for more than a year to obtain the video, over the protest of victim…