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EDITORIAL | Just another May Day

Wednesday, May 4, 2016 1:00 AM

In typical May Day fashion, anti-capitalist/anti-law enforcement protesters waited until the end of a peaceful march earlier on Sunday before grabbing their spray paint and projectiles and hitting Westlake Center.

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LETTER TO THE EDITOR | GOP needs to compromise

As a man who was a Republican from about 1963 until 1979, I almost understand Paul Hess and others in their frustration of being a minority in liberal Seattle.
GUEST COLUMN | Helpline continues to reach out to help neighbors

There’s also a serious challenge our neighborhoods share: They are home to many peopel and families experiencing economic hardship
RAMBLINGS | Letting the good times roll at the bowling alley

When I first moved to Magnolia, there was a bowling alley here — some of you longtime residents, no doubt, remember it fondly.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR | The 'dogma' of the Republicans

“Dogma of the Democrats,” really? It’s the Republicans who deny climate change and evolution, which was unmentioned — that’s dogma.
MILT PRIGGEE | Feb. 26, 2014

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EDITORIAL | Traffic catastrophe

Seattle seems to be having one transportation disaster after another.
MUSINGS FROM THE LAUNDROMAT | Horacio and the muebles

No, that is not the name of a rock band in Panama, where I am spending part of this winter.
LIVING SIMPLY | Make time for something other than money

I was getting dressed one morning, half-listening to a TV interview with a Swedish businessman, when one of his comments caught my ear.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR | Sound Transit won't help neighbors

Craig Thompson is right on: Sound Transit is an entity into itself, with no one really responsible.
MILT PRIGGEE | Feb. 19, 2014

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EDITORIAL | Changing of the guards

The revolving door at the Seattle Police Department was in heavy use during Mayor Ed Murray’s first month in office.
EDITORIAL | Seahawks' skip-day students

Up to a half-million people crowded the streets on the 2-mile parade route to celebrate the Seattle Seahawks’ recent Super Bowl win.
OUTSIDE CITY HALL | What the media is missing in its Seattle government coverage

We have high regard for the great majority of reporters in our city. Here are some stories, just begging for deeper coverage.
FALLING AWAKE | The persistent ones

I just got off the phone with the programmer for the Fine Arts Center in Port Angeles, Wash.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR | Northgate Link not elevated, at surface level

The entire miles-long Northgate Link extension will be underground, in a tunnel, except for the very last stretch.
MILT PRIGGEE | Feb. 12, 2014

To view more of Milt Priggee's work, visit www.miltpriggee.com.
ASK RAY ABOUT REAL ESTATE | Find the best agent to sell your home

To paraphrase a well-known comedian, “a monkey on a rock” can pick up the phone and order the for-sale sign installed in your front yard.
EDITORIALS | Sawant and Seahawks

Sawant sticks to her campaign promises and 12th man goes crazy following Super Bowl win.
SEATTLE SOUNDINGS | Wage against the machine

In his 2013 State of the Union address, Obama asked to raise the minimum wage to $9 an hour. Nobody noticed, and very few people cared.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR | One more note on Christa Dumpys, PACE

Christa Dumpys has done a fantastic job serving our community and absolutely deserves to be recognized.

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