The End of Paseo: The bad news landed on Tuesday. We talked about the lawsuit. Ansel Herz interviewed nine employees about their time at the restaurant and tried to get to the bottom of a “save Paseo” Kickstarter campaign.
There Goes the Neighborhood: The Redwood is closing. Also, will STG close down the Neptune’s neighbors in the U-District?
This Time, He’s Really Serious: Mayor Murray really wants police reform, you guys.
You Can’t Get Online with a Study: No broadband for Seattle in 2015? Well, how about a study, then? You guys like studies, right?
Not It! Alison Holcomb, who decided not to run against Kshama Sawant, thinks someone should run against Kshama Sawant.
The Week in Interviews: Where’s the craziest place you’ve ever had sex? H.P. Lovecraft was totally a racist, right? How hard is it to start publishing e-books? Giant penis sword, or breasts that spew blood?
How Do We Love Thee, Marshawn? Let’s come up with a bunch of insufferable ways.
Net Neutrality: It’s like Obamacare! No? Don’t buy that? Okay, uh… well, we’ll come up with something else, then….
Our Elderly State: Washington turned 125 last week.
BACK DOOR! Our etiquette columnist is at it again, this time with a demand that bus drivers open the damn back door.
Jesus Smokin’ Christ: Here’s what happened last weekend.
Why Didn’t You Vote? Tell us the truth.
Welcome, Warren Harding! Also, Sean Nelson.
The Plate Without a Country: The problem with arranging your collection by geography is you sometimes need to find a place to put uncategorizable things.
- COLLECTION OF SEATTLE ART MUSEUM
- Where the hell should SAM put this?