With Sound Transit hungry for cash, Seattle politicians are looking east.
Dec. 29, 2004-Jan. 4, 2005
No more “religious sacraments,” says the judge.
Strange once again to see Microsoft handed its head by one of the few companies more hated than itself. First…
Farmed fish threaten the very waters they grow in.
Road Trip #3
City Hall Seattle City Council budget Chair Richard McIver has run genial, lackluster campaigns. Last week, he made it clear…
Squid Fever
76 Percent of U.S. workers who drove alone to their jobs in 2000, up from 64 percent two decades earlier….
Bellhops, pet-only cars, sun roofsthese are going to generate monorail revenue?
Pike Place Market merchants fight their landlord.
SEVEN IDEAS FOR SURVIVING SEATTLE ON A BUDGET
Name: Olga and Grant Taylor Occupation: None Neighborhood: Tent City 3/Ballard Why do you live here? Just moved here from…
Author Ernest Callenbach talks about localism, the future, and the state of Ecotopian ideals.
Boom times and growth controls create a new endangered species: renters.
Send listings two weeks in advance to braincity@seattleweekly.com. Waterfronts for All: Lessons Learned from Our Neighbors Tackling the issue of…
Peter Horvitz says someone with deeper pockets is needed to make the small chain a success.
SURVIVORS VICTIMS President George W. Bush damn near choked on a pretzel while watching an NFL playoff game at home….
Open Government It might say something about the inadequacy of the state’s Open Records Act that not even a Supreme…
Lacking an opponent, Greg Nickels is showing signs of overreaching.
