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For it is written that the government shall be reformed

Flip Side: Our presidential candidate reads a good book and changes course.

Steve Clifford

/ October 15, 2007

Culture

A growing enclave for the arts, 30 miles from Seattle

"No matter where you are, it's who you know," says Catherine Swanson, co-owner of the Art on Center Gallery in Tacoma. (Lisa Albers) CLICK ON PHOTOS TO ENLARGE

Lisa Brunette

/ October 14, 2007

Culture

Time for a new backcountry coalition of MPVs: muscle-powered vehicles

Single-track mountain-biking in Colorado. (U.S. Bureau of Land Management)

Bill Schneider

/ October 12, 2007

Culture

King County unveils a striking plan for a big green space at Seattle Center

An artist's rendering of King County's idea for Seattle Center, including waterworks that accommodate rain runoff.

David Brewster

/ October 10, 2007

Culture

This government TV channel dares to be really good

On Seattle cable channel 21, some of the area's best coverage of civic issues comes from from an unlikely source – City Hall.

O. Casey Corr

/ October 8, 2007

Culture

Genius by association

The MacArthur Foundation fellows have something in common besides superior intelligence and creative ability. They are obsessed with me.

Steve Clifford

/ October 8, 2007

Culture

Road signs

Mossback in gathering no moss on the dryside.

Knute Berger

/ October 6, 2007

Culture

Michael Medved sticks up for his column on slavery in America

Michael Medved.

David Neiwert

/ October 4, 2007

Culture

A Portland blogger challenges an NYT writer's connections

Kevin Allman wonders if wine writer Eric Asimov is too cozy with the owners of a restaurant he praised. His is among other provocative questions posed by Stumptown bloggers recently.

Kimberly Marlowe Hartnett

/ October 4, 2007

Culture

A painful reminder for Seattle in The War

Seattle posting of the first Japanese Exclusion Order in 1942. (HistoryLink)

O. Casey Corr

/ October 3, 2007