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Formerly Unhoused, Andrew Ashiofu Wants to Fight for Housing Progress on City Council
Is He a Democrat? A Socialist? "IT'S A NONPARTISAN RACE."
With Sawant Out, What’s Next for Seattle’s Left?
One Candidate Proposes a Slate of Seven Socialists
End of an Era
Sawant Showed Seattle What Was Possible (Even When No One Listened)
Brandi Kruse Is Now Seattle's Anti-Woke Representative
And to Kruse, Anything That Is Not Conservative Is Plain Woke
Andrew Lewis Is Running for Reelection
So Far, He's the Only Incumbent to Ask for a Second Term
I Shopped at the Walgreens the City Just Saved from Development During a Housing Crisis
I Did Not Feel the Presence of God
The Story SPD's Retail Theft Operation Told: Shoplifters Are Poor
Stolen Items Mostly Included Food and Toilet Paper
Our Most-Read Stories of 2022
It Was a Year Full of Proud Boys Propaganda, Protestors Fighting Back Against Anti-Trans Bullying, Dead Fish, and Fried Chicken
Sodomizing Might Save Seattle
Vancouver Does Not Have to Worry About Empty Offices Because It Has None
Seattle's Ice Storm Crashes Revealed That Cars Are Not About People, They Are About Cars
Why Were People Driving? Is Our Love of Cars So Overwhelming? Or Do Cars Just Make Us Dumb?
Ranked-choice Voting Won in Seattle. Now What?
Just Gotta Design a New Ballot That Doesn’t Suck, Make It Idiot-Proof, Update the Tabulation System, Figure Out How to Report the Results, and Make Sure Everyone Knows What the Hell’s Going On
Why You Should Care About Seattle’s Comprehensive Plan
You Don't Like Exorbitant Rents, Homelessness, or Sluggish Transit, Do You?
Nelson “Egregiously Misconstrued” Statement from Northwest African American Museum Director
All to Save a Fraction of SPD's Budget
Council Rejects Progressive Tax Increase to Fill $140 Million Budget Hole
Shelters, Sidewalks, and Bridge Maintenance Will Have to Wait
Seattle’s Unhoused Feel Unheard in the City’s Budget Process
They Demand Safe Lots and an End to Sweeps, but They Don’t Think They’ll Get It
Big Business to Play Nice in Seattle’s New Quest for Taxes
Though the Chamber Threw Tantrums for Years, Progressives Are Still Willing to Work With Them
Seattle’s Left Pressures Council to Cut Funding for Cops and Sweeps
Recent Protests at City Hall Featured Ghost Cops, Dancing, and Bloody Brooms
The Council’s Concern Troll Enters the Chat
Four Fights Sara Nelson Picked During Budget Deliberations
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