It's almost a heretical question to ask in this town. Most people I know in Seattle (myself included) love the neighborhoods where we live. More often than not, we feel protective of other neighborhoods around town, too. I don't live near the…MORE
Opinion
Wrong fix for the Mercer Mess
Mon, 10/13/08
What commuter has not been snarled in the Mercer Mess a few times, left boxed in but with no way out except to wait, muttering darkly about leaders of a city who would keep something like this for 40 years?
It may be a few more years…MORE
Op-Ed - Do you love your neighborhood?
Mon, 10/13/08
It's almost a heretical question to ask in this town. Most people I know in Seattle (myself included) love the neighborhoods where we live. More often than not, we feel protective of other neighborhoods around town, too.
I don't live…MORE
The campaign that never ends
Mon, 10/06/08
In just five weeks, the people of Canada will hear campaign rhetoric and then vote for 308 members of the Canadian Parliament. The election was called by Prime Minister Stephen Harper in early September and election day is next Tuesday.
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Op-Ed - Is there something we can say besides good-bye?
Sun, 10/05/08
There is a common concern in Burien these days, and well?.someone has to tell it.
It is a real estate agent and landlord's dream, and a renter's worst nightmare. Rent just went up?way up. Guess why. The common phrase landlords are…MORE
Way past time for action
Mon, 09/29/08
No matter what the city does, the homeless just will not simply go away.
This was evident when police shoved campers off city land near West Seattle - urged on by a mayor who says homeless should have permanent homes while doing little to…MORE
A ray of sunshine
Mon, 09/22/08
There may be a little ray of sunshine in the unmitigated financial disaster that has befallen the American people, a disaster brought on by greed and complete failure of our federal government to oversee the runaway train called Wall Street.…MORE
People first
Mon, 09/15/08
There is no question the city is facing budget challenges that could put many community services and programs on hold or severely reduce them, but we ask that Mayor Greg Nickels and City Council members carefully consider the impacts these cuts…MORE
Op-Ed - No rose colored glasses
Mon, 09/15/08
The economic news is downright gloomy: King County is looking at a large budget shortfall. So is the state. And we all know the federal government has been borrowing to meet its obligations at home and abroad.
Energy prices are up; housing…MORE
