SPALDING GRAY As a monologist and storyteller, Spalding Gray has spent the last 20 years picking every bone of his…
The scarce, elusive Cascade grizzlies go to court for a little respect—and room.
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Cheapskates, unite! Many of the city’s pleasures can be had for $5 or less.
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For years, City Attorney Mark Sidran has been the most reviled elected official in Seattle. Among progressives, his negative ratings…
Frozen Bryony Lavery’s multiple-Tony- nominated play about three lives intertwined by the disappearance of a young girl marks the official…
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Initiative 75 wont change marijuana laws, but it could change the way those laws are enforced.
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Send listings two weeks in advance to visualarts@seattleweekly.com. Lectures and Events Architect Lecture/Book Signing: David Miller The Seattle architect, founding…
AS READERS may have noticed, the Seattle Mariners baseball team did pretty well last year. (Right up until they lost,…
Election 2005 Seattle Ethics and Elections Commissioner Michele Radosevich sees the irony. Usually, Radosevich is sitting in judgment of whether…
City Politics An ad hoc group of progressive community activists, including Curt Firestone, John Fox, Matt Fox, and Cindy Domingo,…
The billing scandal at UW Medical is far from over, and the penalties could be in the tens of millions of dollars.
An opinionated guide to new and ongoing gallery and museum shows.
Bow down to the Gnome Hey, listen up! The Northwest music scene’s moving faster than a Canadian speed skater on…
