Thursday May 31 | Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Is #$&* our quirkiest restaurant name?
I'm a recent transplant to Seattle, and one of the first - and still my favorite - things I pointed and laughed at was Dick's Drive-In. Dick's isn't the only Seattle eatery with a memorable name.
Seven Nights: The Week in Music
Cascadia '10 This Northwest Afrobeat group specializes in meandering, instrumental jams.
Elegy: May 18th, 1980 - An Essay by Bill Morelock
St. Paul, Minn. - I lived in Pullman, Washington when Mt. St. Helens erupted on May 18, 1980.
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Small Town Papers
Art Walk completes arts connection
To say that Edmonds is now an arts destination is well beyond cliche. Edmonds has moved beyond that and is now THE arts destination in the upper Puget Sound area.
Seattle Housing Authority's smart plan for Yesler Terrace redevelopment
The Seattle Housing Authority is proposing an ingenuous way to replace the World War II-era public housing at Yesler Terrace, while still serving the very low-income people who live there and adding another several hundred units of public housing.
Of Baristas and Accelerators: Do Entrepreneurs Ship or Serve?
Today I am going to visit the Microsoft Accelerator at 320 Westlake Avenue in Seattle.
Times: Seattle pulls plug on its broadband network
Since 2004, Seattle residents were tantalized by the prospect of affordable, fiber-optic service that would offset the near monopoly of Comcast and boost creativity, collaboration and innovation.