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City delays police reform package, begs for patience
“You have to ask yourself,” said City Attorney Pete Holmes Wednesday, sitting at a conference table on the third floor
David Kroman
David Kroman is formerly a reporter at Crosscut, where he covered city politics. In addition to Crosscut, his work has appeared in The Seattle Times, CityLab, High Country News, Seattle Magazine and e
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All-out blitz for 1,000 new beds for homeless
Following a roundtable discussion with 12 service providers and advocates for the homeless last Friday, Councilmember Sally Bagshaw floated a
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Watch: How Pussy Riot’s punk prayers became a movement
Even for the non-religious, there’s a certain spirituality inside Moscow’s Church of Christ Our Savior. Its gold-leaf onion
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Police unions, citizen group forge unlikely partnership
In the posturing that is Seattle’s federally mandated police reform effort, the relationship between the innovative Community Police Commission
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Murray goes big on housing levy
For a developer of low-income housing wanting to add, say, 74 units in uptown or 16 units in Columbia City