This week took Seattle from Spring to Summer, which meant the end of the Rat City Rollergirls Season, barely any clothes at The Prodigy and Crystal Method concert, lines at White Center’s Full Tilt Ice Cream and Pinball Parlor, and gun rights activists on litter duty. Check out all our photos of the week and follow the links back to the original posts.Published on June 4, 2009
Popcorn easily makes good company of birds at Victor Steinbrueck Park. Take a look at our collection of Photo of the Day shots.
Damon Agnos shares with us the struggles facinga chair at 7th and Spring.
Thousands took the streets on Saturday, May 30 in a march for Health Care Reform.
Sunny, summer weather calls for canoing in one of Seattle’s many waterways. Wednesday’s Photo of the Day captures some canoers in Union Bay.
In the end, it’s mostly about having a good time. At least until someone turns their back.
Not surprisingly, rollerskates and body slamming sometimes results in injuries.
Father and son Rat City Rollergirl fans.
A group from OpenCarry.org pick up trash along their area along Interstate 5 Freeway near Fife as part of the Adopt-A-Highway program on Sunday, May 17, 2009. The group supports the right to carry a firearm . (Kevin P. Casey/Seattle Weekly)
Sonny’s already finalizing his decisions over at Dzul Tattoo and Airbrush.
Important decisions are being made at White Center’s Full Tilt Ice Cream and Pinball Parlor.
This week’s Seattle People features White Center. Rich, at The Wall Bar & Grill, spends some quality time with his new friend Loca.
War Room co-owner Brian Rauschenbach (right) celebrates with friends on the balcony.
Red Stripe was on hand for War Room’s four-year anniversary.
A couple of The Prodigy and Crystal Method fans who came dressed to impress. See even more more impressive fans and fashions in Jackie Canchola’s coverage of the night.
The Prodigy brought out bright and colorful raving fans at the WaMu Theater on Saturday, May 30.
