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EDITORIAL CARTOONS | Nov. 22, 2017

Tuesday, November 21, 2017 8:42 PM

Thanksgiving and Black Friday take center stage among the nation's cartoonists.

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MUSINGS FROM THE LAUNDROMAT | When life gives you lemons

At times I have come close to sinking under the load. At others, depending on my resolve, I have been able to squeeze the hell out of those lemons.
OP-ED | Congress failed in protecting working families

On June 21, 213 Congressional members, including four from Washington state, voted for and passed a harsh and unworkable Farm Bill
MUSINGS FROM THE LAUNDROMAT | The stuff of life

In looking for a couch, I scrolled through dozens of photos of people’s things and became mesmerized as I looked at these personal objects. It felt intimate. Somewhat voyeuristic.
OUTSIDE CITY HALL | Big business will finally share costs of growth and addressing homelessness with head tax

What’s the perfect recipe for creating even more homelessness in our city?
FALLING AWAKE | Impossible

Last week, with afternoon sunlight coming into the studio, I arrived in Port Angeles to teach a choreography class.
MUSINGS FROM THE LAUNDROMAT | Peace begins at home

I left my hometown of New York City in the summer of 1986 and drove across the country to Seattle.
FALLING AWAKE | May you never have to

One of life’s unavoidable responsibilities is to show up at your friend’s fundraising event.
JEANNE KOHL-WELLES | On the future of transit on the waterfront, north Belltown

It’s easy to overlook how many people travel to, from and through the waterfront every day.
SALLY BAGSHAW | Age-friendly: Respect and social inclusion

The City of Seattle is taking intentional actions to make Seattle Age Friendly for All — not only for your parents and grandparents, but for you and your kids too.
FALLING AWAKE | Just reach out

I’ve been lying on the couch, sick with the flu.
MUSINGS FROM THE LAUNDROMAT | Blood on their hands

The Feb. 14 shooting was the 18th gun incident on school grounds in 2018. Eighteenth! And it was only a month and a half into the year.
EDITORIAL | Left in the cold by Amazon's meeting with civic leaders

We weren’t invited, and neither was the public or any media outlet.

And that doesn’t sit particularly well with us.
OUTSIDE CITY HALL | Looking back at the fight against displacement

To be sure, land use, zoning, and growth have a lot to do with the divide between rich and poor, white and non-white, in Seattle, but not at all as HALA proponents would have you believe.
FALLING AWAKE | Friendship is ... Sensitive

How can I begin to answer my eighty-four year old friend’s question about what it means to be “true to my country” lately?
SALLY BAGSHAW | Building a Pathway Home at Fort Lawton

Fort Lawton holds a unique spot in our city’s history.
MILT PRIGEE | R.I.P. Tyler Hilinski

U.S. National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 800-273-TALK (8255)

Crisis Text Line: 741741
MUSINGS FROM THE LAUNDROMAT | Soupful protest

January came in with a bang.
OUTSIDE CITY HALL | The good, bad and ugly

A look back at Seattle politics in 2017 and towards an uncertain future for 2018
FALLING AWAKE | Green Lake: Walk and Talk
A CITY ON A HILL | Seattle Center's Coliseum, all three of them

So we’ve got a city-approved plan to raze and replace KeyArena.

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