Amy Jenniges
Amy Jenniges moved to Seattle in 1998—escaping the oppressively cold winters, unbearably humid summers, and weird accents of her native Minnesota—to attend Seattle University. She had intended to move to elsewhere post-college, but landed at this rag instead (covering everything from neighborhood politics to offbeat city stories for the news section) and decided to stick around for a short while. It's been four years and counting.
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Police Pretend
“Neighborhood Policing” Not So Community Oriented
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Henry Aronson Background Check
Anti-Monorail Spokesman’s Troubled Past
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Policing While Black
Black Protesters Turn Ire on Black Cops
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Full Disclosure
Neighbors, Developers at Odds Over Council Proposal
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Alarm Bells
Longtime Belltown Residents Complain About Noisy Bars
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Mainstream Dissent
10,000 Turn Out for Seattle’s Anti-War March
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Don’t Be Fooled
Debunking Lefty Anti-War Cries
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Hands on the Bad One
Showbox Nabs Suspected Molester at Sleater-Kinney Show
