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Seattle’s Left Proposes Defunding the Police, Stopping Sweeps, and Building Housing in Solidarity Budget
If the City Balks, Primary Challenges Loom in 2023
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Posted inFilm/TV
Smell That? It’s the Sweet Smell of Seattle’s New Film Commission
The City Council Passed the Milestone Legislation Yesterday
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The September Squeeze
Council Prioritizes Cannabis Equity, Abortion Protections, Police Alternatives, and Film Incentives Ahead of Budget Negotiations
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Black Business Groups, Unions Split Over Cannabis Equity Task Force
Guess Which Council Members Side with Which Interest Groups
Posted inEconomy
Why I’ve Found It Hard to Destroy the New Wasp Nest Beneath My Bedroom Window
On the Ineffable Allure of Industrious Paper Wasps
Posted inFilm/TV
Seattle Wants to Look Sexier to Film Productions
Getting Our Own Commission Could Help
Posted inCity
Guerrilla Gardening Enters Seattle’s War on the Homeless
Welcome to the Age of the Green Deterent
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Seattle Continues Shoring Up Abortion Protections Post-Roe
The Laws Are Useful, Despite Nonsense from Right-Wing Commenters
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Racial Equity Advocates Like Seattle’s Newly Proposed Political Boundaries. Magnolia Residents Do Not.
Splitting “Historically Important” Magnolia Could Weaken Conservative Political Power
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Seattle City Council Puts Ranked-Choice Voting on Ballot
Come November, We’ll Vote on How We Want to Vote
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I Want to Live in a Society That Doesn’t Need Community Court
The program aims to break the cycle of poverty, but should that really be the legal system’s job?
