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SE Network SafetyNet Executive Director Marty Jackson Arrested Yesterday, Released on Bond
Supporters Call Her Innocent of Money Laundering Charges
Drag King Dragged Out of Peninsula School District
An Online Bullying Campaign and Brandi Kruse Segments Made Teaching Impossible
Who Is Rachael Savage?
She’s Not Just Fear-Mongering with Republicans at the Capitol Hill Light Rail Station, She’s Potentially Running for Mayor
School Safety Teams Launch at Garfield and Rainier Beach High Schools
SE Network SafetyNet and Community Passageways to Act as Violence Interrupters on Campus
Hands Off the Seattle Channel
Mayor Bruce Harrell Proposes Canceling Beloved Municipal News and Culture Broadcasts
Mayor Harrell Sacrifices $200 Million of Affordable Housing Rather Than Taxing the Rich
New Budget Raids the JumpStart Payroll Tax
Get In Losers, We’re Buying the City Council
Progressive People Power “Fights Fire with Fire” after Big Business Spent More Than a Million Dollars to Elect Conservatives
Community as Rebellion
How Local Hiphop Heads Are Ensuring Palestine Lives Forever
Black Activist Alleges Assault at Protest Outside Council Member Bob Kettle’s House
Alan Meekins Calls Queen Anne a “Sundown Town” after Angry White Man Allegedly Throws Speaker at His Head
Tanya Woo Shadowboxes Old City Council on Debate Stage
Failed Backlash Candidate Turned Nepo Appointee Will Need to Work Harder to Catch Up to Challenger Alexis Mercedes Rinck
Sonic Guild Seattle Launches Tour Support Grant
Artists Can Apply for $150 of Support per Show, for 10 Shows
Seattle City Council Passes Unpopular Exclusion Zones, Reinstated Prostitution Loitering Laws
The Vote Share in Half of the Exclusion Zones Did Not Go to Current Council Members
City Council Alternative to I-137 Protects Wealthy Donors at the Expense of the Voters’ Will
The original measure funds social housing by taxing the wealthy, and the council’s alternative does neither.
The Conservative School Board Member Who Wants to Rule Washington’s Schools
Locals Say David Olson Is Indifferent to Struggles of POC, Queer Students
Seattle’s Friend, Ayşenur Ezgi Eygi
The Activist, Baklava Enthusiast, and Friend that Israel “Stole” from Seattle
Seven Takeaways from the Washington State Governor’s Debate
Both Candidates Fought for the Middle While Saying a Lot of Nothing
The Campaign to Stop Newly Proposed Prostitution Laws Hits the Doors along Aurora Avenue
As It Turns Out, Several Neighbors in the SOAP Zone Don’t Really Like the Idea!
Justice for Ayşenur Ezgi Eygi
Seattle Remembers a Community Advocate, Demands an Independent Investigation, and Vows to Realize Her Vision of a Free Palestine
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