Print Edition for the week of
Aug. 3 - 9, 2016

Pokémon No

Should I Have Voted in the Recent Primary? A Flowchart

Ageist Millennial

A Twice-Monthly Pot Column

Suicide Squad Shoots—and Misses

An Improv Troupe Faces the Future in Don’t Think Twice

Nostalgia for the 1980s Suburbs? Stranger Things Have Happened.

What La Luz Misses About Seattle After Six Months in LA (And What They Don't)

La Luz Comes Clean About Whether Seattle or LA Has the Best Beaches, Burgers, Record Stores, Festivals, and More

La Luz Plays Favorites

You Can Vote for Clinton AND Listen to Women of Color Calling Out Her Racist Bullshit

My Philosophy: A Column about Hiphop and Culture

Annex Theatre’s Immersive Girl Offers Gender-Based Awkwardness for All

For the Week of August 3

[Updated] We Apologize For We Saw You Paying with Pennies: We Saw You Playing a Concert in Bare Feet, and Giving Us John Wayne Gacy Nightmares

The City's Best Sushi Is in Ravenna

The Restaurant Is Called Wataru. It's in the Same Building as Salare. Lucky Ravenna.

A City of Empty Towers

What Seattle Can Learn from Vancouver's Real-Estate Crisis

Meet Anthony Hickerson Jr., the Poet Laureate of 10th Avenue

Also Known as That Dude in Front of Elliott Bay Book Company Who Makes Up Poems for Spare Change

2016 Stranger Genius Award Nominee Emily Chisholm!

"Passivity in the Face of Gun Violence Is Unacceptable"

The Recent Mukilteo Shooting Killed Three, Injured One, and Is Drawing Renewed Attention to a Gun Control Measure on Your November Ballot

The Shooting in Mukilteo Is the Latest Example of What Happens When Guns Meet Toxic Masculinity

Seattle's Neighborhood Councils Are Exclusionary, Self-Interested "Cartels," and the City Wants to Cut Ties with Them

Welcome to Round Two of Mayor Ed Murray vs. NIMBYs (and the Seattle Times)