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Seattle Social Housing Developer Buys First Building
You can apply to be one of its first lucky tenants.
The Seattle Social Housing Developer (SSHD) has announced its first acquisition, a 150-unit apartment building in the heart of downtown. It plans to turn half of these units into affordable housing. The building, called the Elara at the Market, is a few blocks north of Pike Place Market. SSHD expects to close the sale in…
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Hey, Are You Running in the Seattle Waterfront Marathon This Weekend?
Don’t Be a Sucker. It Doesn’t Exist.
The Boeing IMAX Is Officially Dead
“We weren’t looking to operate a theater,” says theater owner.
Suspect in Juniper Blessing Killing Charged with Murder
Prosecutor Says He “Stalked Another UW Student” Before He Allegedly Killed Blessing
Nilu Jenks Says She’s the Progressive in the District 5 City Council Race
But, Is District 5 Ready to Elect a Non-Centrist?
Our Regional Homelessness Authority Is in Deep Trouble
But Scrapping the Agency Would Do More Harm
Community Grief and Healing Event Planned After Stabbing of Juniper Blessing, a 19-Year-Old Trans UW Student
Family Asks Media Not to Attend (and We Shouldn’t)
Neumos Workers Organize to Demand Management Get Serious About Security
With Bartenders Dragooned Into Muscle, Workers Say Management is Understaffed for World Cup and Summer Music Festivals
Seattle Art Museum Workers Are Unionizing
They’re Joining the Growing List of Organizing Museum Staff Across the Region
Guest Rant: Seattle Housing Authority is Failing Their Tenants, Their Mission, and the Law
Our Organization, Got Green, Produced a Report on Unhealthy, Unsafe Housing
Is Brandi Kruse’s Support for an Anti-Trans Sports Ban Legally an In-Kind Political Donation?
That’s for a State Commission to Decide
How Fear Becomes Policy
The Illusion of Safety Has Outpaced the Reality of Neglect
Laurelhurst Community Council Will Support Ending Policy that Reduces Helicopter Landings at Seattle Children’s Hospital
All It Took Was Some Bad Publicity
What’s the State of SIFF in 2026?
The festival has been through its worst year in recent memory, and they have a smaller festival to show for it. But looking forward, staff are cautiously optimistic.
SIFF Cinema Workers Union Still Want a Fair Contract
Cinema staff are calling for public support just as the annual festival gets underway.
Laurelhurst Community Council Isn’t Sure Helicopters Need to Land Sick Kids at the Hospital
They Took Down Their Website, But Not Before We Downloaded Their Meeting Minutes
Impoverished Journalists Threaten Strike Across Pacific Northwest
Media Workers in Tacoma, Olympia, Bellingham, Tri-Cities and Boise Say Newspaper Owner McClatchy Media Won’t Pay Living Wage
Once a Year, Seattle Center Becomes a Medical Clinic
The line for the free Seattle/King County Clinic starts the night before it opens, treating thousands of patients.
Who Are the Millionaires Suing to Stop Our New Millionaire’s Tax?
It’s a rogues’ gallery of plantation owners, real-estate developers, and Koch network tentacles.
Bait Shop Is Looking for a New Place
But Hopes to Stay on Capitol Hill
WATCH: Seattle-Based Photographer Nate Gowdy on Documenting ICE in Minneapolis
“Five years earlier, on January 6, 2021, I photographed the pro-Trump mob as thousands laid siege to the United States Capitol,” he writes. “In Minnesota, the fear worked differently.”
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