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Mossback's Northwest: Seattle's Skid Road led to a literary city
Henry Yesler's sawmill, and his unconventional marriage, helped make the city a leader in literature and gave us one of the great 20th century writers.
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Art x NW: Seeking shelter from Seattle rain in new landscape art
With abstract paintings, 3D-printed sculpture and neon installations in the woods, Northwest artists are creating new views and provocative vistas.
The Nosh with Rachel Belle
Should The Seattle Times write negative restaurant reviews?
Saturday’s unfavorable Canlis review angered many locals, who say the paper should only highlight restaurants who get it right, and skip the criticism.
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The Newsfeed: Washington food banks brace for loss of SNAP funds
Gov. Ferguson announced plans to route $2.2M weekly to local food banks, as residents stand to lose food stamps on Nov. 1 amid the federal shutdown.
Mossback's Northwest
Mossback’s Northwest: The case of the World War II doll spy
One of the 20th century’s most bizarre espionage cases centered on a turncoat doll dealer and America’s first female cryptanalyst.