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How Green Is the Governor?
Environmentalists are lukewarm on Jay Inslee’s policies regarding both oil trains and carbon caps.
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Despite Rain and Violence, Trans Pride Seattle Thrives
Organizers estimate this year’s Trans Pride drew 5,000 people.
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Impromptu Dance Parties, Cheerleaders, and Rainbow Clowns at Seattle Pride 2016
GIFs from this weekend’s celebration of LGBTQ culture and identity.
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‘This Is Not an Isolated Incident,’ Says Survivor of Trans Bashing
“This is a symptom. This is much larger than [what happened to me].”
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Trans Person Beaten Bloody on Capitol Hill
Leaving a fundraiser for the Orlando gay nightclub massacre, a Seattle trans person was bashed.
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Celebrating the “Brilliance and Resilience” of Black High School Graduates
An event tonight at the Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute will honor African American students from more than…
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Murray Reiterates Pro-Immigrant City Policies Following SCOTUS Decision
“No Seattle City official will ever ask you what your immigration status is,” said Murray.
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Reporter Who Revealed Flint Water Contamination Speaks in Seattle
“They were forcing people to use water that you wouldn’t give to an animal.”
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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
Convenience-Store Cuisine Brings Lines to Wallingford
This first-rate poke comes with a side of Pringles and a pack of cigarettes.
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.