By City Council member Nick Licata
Ed. Note: This editorial originally appeared in Licata's "Urban Politics" newsletter.
No one likes higher utility rates, but one is certain to come next year.
Given that Seattle City Light…MORE
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Wed, 11/11/09
By City Council member Nick Licata
Ed. Note: This editorial originally appeared in Licata's "Urban Politics" newsletter.
No one likes higher utility rates, but one is certain to come next year.
Given that Seattle City Light…MORE
Mon, 11/09/09
Who'd have thunk?
Sure, we've come to expect intramural fighting within the Des Moines Council, but who figured there would be just one disputed council race in Burien and all-out warfare in SeaTac?
Last election, the SeaTac…MORE
Mon, 11/09/09
Elsbeth and I were married 41 years ago today and Elsbeth is having her annual martini.
Our first date, a dinner dance at the old Olympic was suggested by my editor, Jeanne Sweeney, and when Elsbeth who worked at the once popular Epicure…MORE
Mon, 11/09/09
Pending home sales rose again, the longest streak since measurement began in 2001, marking eight consecutive monthly gains, according to the National Association of Realtors. The Pending Home Sales Index a forward-looking indicator based on…MORE
Fri, 11/06/09
By State Rep. Mary Lou Dickerson
I hope we never forget the tragic 1994 drive-by shooting of Melissa Fernandez at Ballard High School.
That tragedy caused a great deal of soul-searching in Ballard and around Seattle. People were…MORE
Thu, 11/05/09
By Anna Markee, outreach director for the Housing Development Consortium and Yes For Homes spokesperson
Seattle voters overwhelmingly approved Proposition 1 Nov. 3, renewing the Seattle Housing Levy. Despite the recession, current reports…MORE
Wed, 11/04/09
My column on the addiction that many have to sports and athletics prompted some strong rebuttals. Opening a dialog on this topic, in my opinion, is a worthy goal.
I would like to respond to Mr. Jaenicke and the “Guests” that chose to…MORE
Wed, 11/04/09
Recently the Chamber of Commerce and the local paper hosted a forum where school board candidates answered questions from the “public.” It was held at 11 am at Federal Way High School which excluded most parents and those with a job. The timing…MORE
Wed, 11/04/09
By Craig M. Benjamin, Conservation Program Coordinator for the Sierra Club Cascade Chapter
In a sweeping win for the environment, the people of Seattle have proven once again that they care about moving our city and our world forward by…MORE
Wed, 11/04/09
Driving to work last week on one of our uncharacteristically sunny fall days, I stopped at a traffic light and saw a bright flash.
I looked around and saw that the flash had come from the car next to me where a girl had hung a small disco…MORE