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Tom Rasmussen Wants to Enshrine NIMBYism on His Way Out
The Retiring Council Member Has the Answer to Our Housing Challenges That No One Actually Wants: Neighborhood Conservation Districts
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Posted inFeatures
What Living Next to a Condo Construction Site Taught Me About Seattle’s Noise Ordinances
And the Number to Call if Someone’s Jackhammering Your Dreams Apart at Dawn
Posted inNews
Meet Your New (and Temporary!) City Council Member
He’s Just as Milquetoast as Sally Clark and Already Pissing Off Kshama Sawant
Posted inNews
Is Seattle Ready to Enforce Its New Minimum-Wage Law?
The Law Takes Effect in a Week, but the City Office to Police Compliance Is Only Half-Formed
Posted inFeatures
The “Woo Girls” Street Artist Is Not Hiding from Anyone
John Criscitello Explains His Anti-Gentrification Graffiti and How He’s Turned Provocation into Collectible Art
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A Last-Ditch Effort to Preserve the Heart of the Central District
As gentrification remakes Seattle, the owners of an entire block
at 23rd and Union are looking to sell. Neighborhood activists
are talking about buying it. Can they succeed?
Posted inVisual Art
Exclusive! Frank Gehry’s Sketches for Seattle’s New Facebook Headquarters
The Widespread Anonymous Hack of Frank Gehry’s Personal E-mail Has
Revealed Proposed Sketches and Notes in Gehry’s Own Words
Posted inPullout
Driving on the Viaduct While Imagining It Collapsing
Is the Alaskan Way Viaduct Another Cypress
Freeway Disaster Waiting to Happen?
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The Ugliest Walk in Seattle Is the Walk Under the Viaduct
I Swear to God, It’s So Ugly, It Just Might Kill You
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Are You There Immanuel Kant? It’s Me, Bertha
Here’s What the Dead German Philosopher Would Say About That Drill Stuck Under Seattle’s Waterfront
