politics
9 words that shook Seattle: Are our zoning roots really racial?
UPDATE, 6/20/15, 12:32 p.m.: Following publication of this article, the Seattle Civil Rights and Labor History
Eric Scigliano
Eric's social & environmental reporting for The Weekly (Seattle Weekly) won Livingston, Kennedy, American Association for the Advancement of Science. He has written for Harper's, New Scientist & more.
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Facing El Niño conditions, City Light must buy power when it should be selling
Ali Rodol is a powerbroker in the purest sense of the word – what his business card calls a “power marketer.
Equity
State Supreme Court ruling seals juvenile records
It’s a “huge decision, one of the biggest juvenile-justice decisions in state history,” exults attorney Casey Trupin, managing attorney
Environment
What a way to go. Woodland Park packs off its elephants.
On Wednesday, without announcement or ado, the Woodland Park Zoo packed Bamboo and Chai, its two remaining elephants, off to
Environment
How much is that songbird at the feeder? Finch financials in Seattle v. Berlin
How much are songbirds worth? The question recalls that "Priceless" punchline from the Mastercard commercials and a poem