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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Stage Fright
City-Funded Youth Groups Upset About Field Trip to Religious Play
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Let Him Eat Cake
Nickels Upstages Council, Surprises Protesters with Solid Cop Accountability Plan
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Alley Fight
Activists Fight Paul Allen in South Lake Union
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Mild Kingdom
Two Seattle Dudes Play Homeless, Upload Their Urban Safari for World to See
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Industrial-Strength Politics
Georgetown’s Industrial Coffee Hosts Political Campaign Kickoff
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‘Times’ Warp
Undercover Activists Spoof the Seattle Times with Satirical Seattle Crimes
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Negative Sign
Cops Remove Activists’ Political Yard Signs
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Auto Motive
Aurora Merchants Fight Street Makeover
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Conlin’s Monorail Con
Elevated Transportation Company Says Richard Conlin Is Pushing Monorail Off-Track
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Complaint Profile
Ten Percent of Last Year’s Police Complaints Involved Racial Bias
