politics
Portland throws a mayoral election. One candidate applies.
Watching the constant political clashes of recent years, Seattle voters could be forgiven for yearning for a simpler time in
Drew Atkins
Drew Atkins is a journalist and writer in Seattle, and the recipient of numerous national and regional awards. His work has appeared in the New York Times, Seattle Times, The Oregonian, InvestigateWes
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The art of teaching art: Honoring two of the state's finest art teachers
Years ago, I served as a volunteer art teacher in one of Dallas’ rougher areas, at a community center near
Environment
Fecal matter pollution in public water: The case of Snydar Farm
The Snydar Farm had a real problem with “raw manure," that mix of feces and urine produced by livestock.
Culture
The Simpsons go post-apocalyptic in 'Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play'
What can we – as American adults – all share a conversation about? Common threads connect us, sure. Mortality. Affection for one,
politics
Cash Money Voter's Guide: Campaign donations in Seattle's council races
For those considered moderates and conservatives in Seattle, there’s the Seattle Times voter’s guide. For the more liberal