The French are not like us. They put huge ads for vacations in Cuba in their subway stations. They eat dinner after 9pm. They adore… Continue reading
Dearest Dategirl,I am a fairly sane, intelligent, not unsuccessful, reasonably attractive young woman with a knack for picking out the most unsuitable prospects. I can… Continue reading
Electronic gifts not yet available in the United States
"Meat, It's What's For Dinner!"
LAST YEAR, federal wildlife biologists were caught seeding the habitat they inventoried with lynx hair. Last week, Nature abashedly retracted a controversial article reporting that… Continue reading
Having experienced nothing but trouble over the years dealing with parking garages, the Seattle City Council faces yet another vote on the topic.Residents and merchants… Continue reading
Damn those late absentee ballots!Here it is a week after the election, and we're all sitting around wondering who the next mayor is going to… Continue reading
Events for Jan. 28-Feb. 4, 2004
Also: A controversial homeless-housing plan gets money, and Husky basketball tickets are getting more costly.
Most said no to transportation taxes, although nonconformist Seattleites said yes to monorail.
Washington Conservation Voters target their key races for this year's election.
Send listings two weeks in advance to braincity@seattleweekly.com.Quilt Show Montana's Kate Carroll is the featured quilter at this year's expo. Throughout Leavenworth (Visitor's Center: 894… Continue reading
Local couples celebrate nuptials.
How one of the richest men in the world lobbies the Seattle City Council.
The mayor's office has given Paul Allen's company early looks at financial and other information related to the South Lake Union streetcar line—ahead of other affected property owners.
How will the homeless cope with November's corporate love-in?
Is the ultraconservative legislator in Olympia an endangered species?
Thirty years ago in Seattle Weekly.
Why is Amazon.com debuting free digital downloads?
The antidrug mafia makes sure Washington state keeps off the grass.
