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Culture

Shakespeare has exciting outdoor home in Skagit Valley

An audience watches a rehearsal at the new Rexville-Blackrock Amphitheatre.

Bob Simmons

/ July 1, 2010

Tech

Report details major errors by NOAA in moving ships from Seattle

A NOAA deep-ocean explorer, the Mt. Mitchell

Bob Simmons

/ July 1, 2010

Tech

Cantwell vs Locke: A fight over NOAA fleet

In a tangle between two Washington Democrats, the senator is talking about budget consequences for NOAA if a move to Oregon from Seattle is made without resolving concerns about the decision making.

Bob Simmons

/ June 27, 2010

Tech

A last dance with Merce?

Merce Cunningham

Spider Kedelsky

/ June 23, 2010

State tax ruling strikes blow to Whatcom's acclaimed bus system

Gov. Chris Gregoire.

Bob Simmons

/ June 20, 2010

Village Theatre captures a musical with a history

Shelly Burch (Dorothy Brock) and James Scheider (Billy Lawlor) performing “You’re Getting To Be A Habit With Me.”

Spider Kedelsky

/ June 16, 2010

Flinging torsos, a buffoon, and a hint of English punk

Lingo's KT Niehoff and Alia Swersky in “Embracing the Inevitable” at On the Boards.

Spider Kedelsky

/ June 14, 2010

Politics

Sales tax ruling: Canadian shoppers, Come on down!

The U.S.-Canada border could see additional lot of traffic when Canadian shoppers are exempted from sales taxes in Bellingham and Blaine.

Bob Simmons

/ June 10, 2010

Northwest New Works: campy, clever, and unpredictable

The New Works Festival at On the Boards, which started last weekend and continues Friday-Sunday (June 11-13), highlights some of Seattle's finest choreographers.

Spider Kedelsky

/ June 8, 2010

Politics

How evading oil spill liability is helped by a Seattle tragedy

The Princess Sophia, circa 1915. The photo may have been taken in Vancouver, B.C.

Bob Simmons

/ June 2, 2010