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Why Visiting Cemeteries Is Good for You
You Don’t Need to Be Goth to Enjoy Wandering Around Graves
Mayor Bruce Harrell’s Budget Could Make You Homeless
The Mayor Rips Up the Social Safety Net but Readies the Broom to Sweep Away Anyone Who Falls Through
City of Seattle Urges “No” Vote on I-2117 to Repeal Climate Commitment Act
Nice, Now Stop Sacrificing Our Environment for the Sake of Your Wealthy Donors’ Profits
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
Will Doors Open Keep Doors Open?
A new county fund will drop nearly $800 million on local arts and culture nonprofits over the next seven years. Will it be enough?
Will a Dramatic Drop in Interest Rates Spark Another Construction Boom in Seattle?
Trump Hates the Rate Cut Like Nobody’s Business
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
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 Bad, the Bad, and the Ugly
The 15 Major Things You May Have Missed in City Council Chambers This Year
Aurora Residents Deserve Better Than Seattle’s Old Ideas
Some Aurora Residents Want Creative Solutions to Gun Violence, Not More Arrests of Sex Workers
Council Sacrificed $7.75 Million in Mental Health Funding to Mayor’s Plan to Avoid New Taxes on Big Businesses
Buckle Up for a Bumpy Budget Season!
In a Chaotic Meeting, the Seattle City Council Finds New, Creative Way to Ignore the Public
Council Votes to Buy More Jail Beds and Suppress the Vote on Social Housing Initiative
Seattle’s Proposed Prostitution Law Faces Criticism from Advocates, Former City Attorney
A Dozen Sex Worker and LGBTQ+ Groups Plan to Oppose Moore’s Bill
Minimum Wage Workers Can’t Afford Council Member Joy Hollingsworth’s Attack on Their Paycheck
There’s Still Time to Save Your Reputation, Hollingsworth
Public Defenders Pull Out of Talks after Mayor Reportedly Ignores Concerns over Jail Contract
So Much for #OneSeattle, Exhibit 3,283
One-Third of the City Council May Not Be Able to Vote on Renters’ Rights
Tenants Protections May Be Saved BECAUSE of Landlord Interest on the City Council
Seattle City Council Puts Renter Protections in Its Sights
The Rollbacks Would Be Both Very Evil and Very Dumb
Council Member Tanya Woo Decries Graffiti Targeting Her in the CID as Hateful
The Graffiti Reads: “Fuck Tanya Woo Get Her Out!” “Tanya Woo Hates Black People,” and Tanya Woo Is [indecipherable]
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