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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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The Italians at the aquarium
Making connections before the snow
Men in little boxes
A Prime reminder
Resolve to live the life you’re given

I’m not a big fan of new year resolutions. They are promises we make but rarely keep because, let’s face it, we cannot control what life throws in our paths to waylay our most well-intentioned plans.
Help ‘police’ Coliseum’s historic preservation

The administrators of the city’s historic preservation program, exercising their police power issued on Oct. 22, 2018 a Preliminary Certificate of Approval for the alterations to the Century 21 Coliseum (AKA the Key Arena) and surrounding landmarks.
Mercer Mega Block should provide mega public benefits
Holiday gifts for the planet
Vintage long-stem aperitif glasses a sign I have arrived
Increasing density should not diminish neighborhood livability and character
Taking the middle path
Comparative Canals: Lake Washington Shipping Canal and the Canel du Midi
Embracing zoning changes to welcome more family-sized accessory residences

I will never be convinced that the character of a community comes first from its buildings and sidewalks.Community character comes from the characters the community welcomes into its fold. Mayor Durkan and the City Council should prepare to immediately approve this legislation after the appeal inevitably fails.
Fear and loathing on the bike trail
Magnolia Bridge replacement, balanced budget both possible
Politically active, spiritually calm

When we left Seattle on Sept. 30, the Kavanaugh situation was in full swing. Emails pummeled my inbox. The news kept it front and center, friends talked about it incessantly and, added to the general political storm we have been subjected to since our current president took office, the barrage was beginning to feel violent.
Rails to trails around the world
Walking into the (recent) past
Remembering Neil Powers

Neil Powers, LGBT activist, housing and homeless advocate, aide to former city councilmember Peter Steinbrueck, and good friend of mine, passed away suddenly on Sept. 11th at the age of 63. His death came as a terrible shock to all of us who had the good fortune to know and work with Neil.
Silent too long

Unless it has happened to you, you’ll probably never fully understand. And that’s okay. My intention is not to try and persuade you, but to explain why I believe Dr. Christine Blasey Ford. In my quest to know her story better, I think it’s finally time to re-examine my own.

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