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Don't shortchange community on police reform
Recent developments could stall police accountability reform in Seattle. To understand why, it’s important to keep in mind how
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Debating power and principle in the Lieutenant Governor's office
For the first time in 20 years, there’s an open race to determine Washington’s next Lieutenant Governor. Eleven
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How Seattle can create more affordable housing
Signs of Seattle’s success are everywhere to be seen, from the skyscrapers sprouting from former parking lots, to the
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Why blaming the homeless makes people feel better
In Seattle, the recent explosion in homelessness has transformed the issue into a public emergency, demanding immediate, large-scale intervention. But
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Remembering Woody Guthrie, warts and all
Woody Guthrie, the legendary wandering minstrel of folk, seems to be having a moment. A new book from Sasquatch documents