Rantz: Seattle business rips council incompetence in scathing viral letter
A beloved Seattle business wrote a scathing letter to the City Council for making it increasingly difficult to operate a safe and successful business.
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A Maple Valley smoke shop manager who sold drugs to kids was released on his own recognizance -- because anything goes in King County.Comments -
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Report: Seattle building more new apartments than New York City
Although construction on new apartments has slowed down in other parts of the country, the Seattle area is bucking the national trend. -
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Dori: Sawant's support of climate walkout a way to encourage loser-dom
Kshama Sawant is using the youth walkout for Global Climate Strike to strengthen and grow the army of losers that every Socialist politician needs. -
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WSDOT approaches final stages of Alaskan Way Viaduct demolition
After the speedy removal of a key section of the viaduct above South Dearborn Street, WSDOT is approaching the final stages of the demolition project. -
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Seattle council delays vote on natural gas bill after public feedback
After feedback from businesses, service providers, and more, Seattle Councilmember Mike O'Brien delayed a vote on his proposal to ban natural gas from new homes and buildings. -
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Seattle council urges schools to support student climate change walkout
Students and Amazon employees will be walking out of school and work on Friday as part of a global strike to promote action against climate change. -
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Ross: Can we act now to stop the rise of the killer robots?
Technology is moving in the direction to develop killer robots -- guns and tanks that can fire themselves and are guided by software, not people. -
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Expansion joint repairs could delay Seahawks game travel
You might recall the weekend closures of I-5 south of Seattle as the state replaced expansion joints and the concrete panels. Here we go again. -
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Guns, money, $300K worth of fentanyl seized from Sammamish home
Narcotics investigators seized thousands of fentanyl pills, two handguns, and $75,000 from a home in Sammamish last week. -
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Suspect in Westlake Station shooting arrested in Bellevue
The suspect in Friday's deadly shooting at Seattle's Westlake Station transit tunnel is in custody, police said Monday afternoon. -
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Shoreline resident defies developers, building his own apartment complex
Tiko Sandoval is Shoreline resident who said no to the big developers and decided not to sell his house and build an apartment unit on his own. -
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Puget Sound Energy: Natural gas ban proposal 'puts our region at risk'
How would a natural gas ban affect Seattle? According to Puget Sound Energy VP Andy Wappler, the ripples would be significant. -
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Rantz: Surprisingly, Seattle Public Schools dress code supports ‘MAGA’ clothing
When I saw Seattle Public School dress code policy presented as a social justice argument, I was, admittedly, pessimistic. -
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Seattle City Council approves $138.5 million sale of Mercer Mega Block
Seattle City Council approved a $138.5 million proposal to sell three properties in South Lake Union, known as the Mercer Mega Block. -
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Dori: Was Sally Bagshaw's stolen bike more important than my daughter's?
Seattle City Councilmember Sally Bagshaw has finally joined the stolen bike club she helped create. But why does she seem to get preferential treatment?
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