Dear Mexican, I was going through a local state college’s academic program the other day and found that they offer…
Gemini (May 21–June 20) It’s new school versus old school this week, and guess what? You, of course, get to…
Pushing Hempfest Out DEAR EDITOR: Hmm, the heavily endowed SAM doesn’t want Hempfest anymore [“Stoners vs. Sculptures,” May 16]. I…
A hedge fight on Lake Washington pits the rich against the very rich, with a park caught in the middle.
Dear Dategirl, I’d been together with my ex-boyfriend for about three years. It was quite the roller-coaster ride of a…
A comic strip about a piece of steak oppressed by Seattle’s hipster community.
The mayor has two cars at his disposal, including a Ford Explorer.
When the Washington State Department of Licensing (or was it the DMV?) informed me that I had to renew my…
You gotta wonder what’s more dangerous for our kids: exposing them to the F-word, or telling them (day after day…
Dear Dategirl, I have a friend who is very smart and attractive but just can’t seem to get rid of…
Taurus (April 20–May 20) You’re tough. Sometimes that means it’s your job to take more on than, say, your partner…
Meatface is a strip by Jessixa, about a piece of steak oppressed by Seattle’s hipster community. View earlier strips by…
Desperate or Dishonest? DEAR EDITOR: I don’t care what the f***k you write inside your paper, but putting the F-word…
Jail Errors Soar As federal and county investigators complete their reviews of medical and procedural breakdowns in King County’s jails,…
Seattle high schools are laying the smack down on dirty dancing.
The potential duel over mid-August herb carnival is due in large part to an unruly Toolcat.
Dear Mexican, I have no problem with immigrants. My grandparents were Dutch on one side and Irish on the other—but…
Meatface is a strip by Jessixa, about a piece of steak oppressed by Seattle’s hipster community. View earlier strips by…
The Uptight Seattleite is still away on a macrobiotic holistic-therapy retreat. In his absence, you can enlist the wisdom of…
Fifteen-year-old Tam Chau hates school. For that, there’s a jumpsuit waiting with his name on it at juvie hall.
