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The Stranger seems to be sticking with the mayor in re-election campaign
Any remaining doubt about who The Stranger newspaper would back in this year's crowded mayor's race is probably settled by a story the weekly paper posted today .
Members of Seattle's Gender Justice League, who are organizing Trans* Pride Seattle, at its headquarters at Agnes Underground in Capitol Hill.
Seattle’s waterfront: mayor’s race most important topic mysteriously absent
The most lasting legacy of the next Seattle mayor won't involve police reform, or the road-maintenance backlog, or education, or anything else dominating the nine-candidate race so far.
With Capitol Hill Community Council election Thursday night, meet 7 candidates for 7 seats
Elections for the executive committee of the Capitol Hill Community Council are this Thursday at 6:30 in the Cal Anderson Shelter House.
Will West Seattle win the title of 'Greenest Neighborhood'?
Seattle residents are being asked to take part in a friendly recycling competition June 22-26 to help their neighborhood win the title of Greenest Seattle Neighborhood.
Seattle Homeowners New Trend: Buying Air Rights
The newest trend in the Seattle Real Estate Market isn't adding another story, or buying a summer home on the Eastside; its all up in the air.
West Seattle Wednesday: Ola benefit at Salty's; Delridge District Council; more
FULL TRAFFIC SIGNAL AT 47TH/ADMIRAL? As reported here yesterday , the City Council is proposing full funding for the long-requested 47th/Admiral signal in its proposed midyear budget changes.
Seattle startup Tred delivers car test drives
Grant Feek, left, and John Wehr, of Tred, a startup that debuts today after local testing.
The Daily Troll: More money for state budget. Coal port plan escapes...
The I-5 bridge over the Skagit River is reopening with temporary fixes. Seattle kindie rock stars set to tour.
Train Wreck: Can 'Seattle Process' learn from the Monorail?
Commentary: Dick Falkenbury's Monorail memoir is as much an indictment of Seattle's planning doldrums as a look back at the failed transit project he pushed.
West Seattle Crime Watch: Alki hit-and-run; 3 reader reports
Topping tonight's West Seattle Crime Watch roundup - a hit-and-run at 56th/Alki tonight.
Groping suspect arrested after mob chases him through Pioneer Square
A man suspected of groping a woman in Occidental Park was arrested Monday after an angry crowd chased him down.
Ballard area makes Seattle PI's list of top 50 Seattle neighborhoods burglars like best
Over the weekend, Seattle PI released a slideshow of the 50 Seattle neighborhoods with the most residential burglaries reported in the past five years.
Payback: Team Nickels Lines Up Behind Ed Murray
Among the small army of campaign operatives, consultants and policy advocates that has attached itself to the fate of leading mayoral candidate Ed Murray, nearly all of them share a trait that Mayor Mike McGinn's campaign considers more than a coincidence: They once worked for the man McGinn vanquished four years ago, Greg Nickels.
Wanted: Tenant for one Capitol Hill movie theater, moviegoers for another
We've held the funeral . Now it's time for the plot twist in which the hero springs back to life.
Lake Stevens march tonight in honor of shooting victim
A community march is planned in Lake Stevens tonight in memory of Molly Conley , who was killed in a driveby shooting here on June 1. Conley was 15, of Seattle.
West Seattle's Georgia Mitchell will cross the USA on a what?
While hundreds of people will be taking courses from South Seattle Community College this year, we can guarantee that Georgia Mitchell will be the only one taking them while riding a three-wheeled Y Fliker scooter cross-country.
Seattle council leaders spurn mayor on Ship Canal light rail
Seattle City Council leaders Monday dealt Mayor Mike McGinn an election-year rebuff, saying they would not recommend funding for one of his signature issues - studies of a light-rail crossing of the Ship Canal.