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The Stranger’s First Annual Amateur Porn Contest

Red States May Be Outbreeding Blue States, but Blue Cities—Particularly Blue College Towns—Can Help Turn the Tide

Kate Martin is pushing the city to build safe, centrally located skateparks for all of Seattle’s skaters. Until those parks are built Martin’s kids—and her neighbors’ kids—skate in a park she built for them in her own front yard.

Air America Fights For Liberals and Other Losers.

Sleater-Kinney Hit the 10-Year Mark With a Stunning New Career Breakthrough, The Woods, One of the Band’s Most Artistically Challenging Releases to Date

‘Seattle Weekly’ Editor Knute “Skip” Berger’s “Lesser Seattle” Rap May Be Good for His Hometown (Kirkland) but It’s Bad for Ours (Seattle)

Seattle Is a Secular Bastion, but for How Much Longer?

Pharmacists in other states are openly refusing to fill women’s prescriptions for emergency contraception. Is it happening here? And what will the pro-choice movement do about it?

A Do-It-Yourself Guide to This Season’s Quickest, Least Expensive, and Spooky-Ookiest Halloween Costumes