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What a Surprisingly Narrow Win Means for the Future of Bruce Harrell
He’s being talked about as the next Seattle City Council president, but people in his district say his small margin of victory should make him more focused on their needs.
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Want to Get Involved in Local Activism?
Here Are Some People You Might Want to Consider Marching Behind (Except the Last One… Don’t Consider That One)
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Hey Seattleites, Stop Trying to “Save” Seal Pups
Every Year, Misguided Good Samaritans Snatch the Animals from West Seattle Beaches (It Usually Doesn’t End So Well)
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Last Days: The Week in Review
Well-Armed Lunatics, Suspect Suicide, and Presidential Denunciations of Bill Cosby
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Washington Just Announced the First Measles Death in the United States in 12 Years. What’s Wrong with Us?
State Lawmakers Failed to Close a Loophole for “Personal Belief” Vaccine Exemptions This Session, Leaving It Up to Physicians to Somehow Get Through to Parents
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Last Days: The Week in Review
Vaccination Sanity, Girl Scout Glory, and the Unfortunate Overlap of Boners and American Flags
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Last Days: The Week in Review
Health Care, Marriage Equality, and A-Plus Presidenting
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Teaching Tribal History Is Finally Required in Washington Public Schools
The Next Fight: Getting Teachers Across the State to Embrace the Curriculum
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“Why Is the Law Protecting Shell Oil but Not the Planet?”
Shell’s Controversial Polar Pioneer Has Left Elliott Bay, Leaving Seattle with Bigger Questions About the City’s Future
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What Seattle Will Look Like After 2050 If We Don’t Get Real About Climate Change
Here’s What the Data Tell Us
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Why a Young Bellingham Student Spent 63 Hours Strapped to the Anchor Chain of a Shell Arctic Drilling Support Ship
Chiara D’Angelo, 20, Used Memorial Day Weekend to Protest on Behalf of the Planet