Monthly Archives: September 2017
September 14: Mosqueda and Grant Square Off at Wallingford Forum
Seattle City Council candidates Teresa Mosqueda and Jon Grant will expound on their platform will special attention to housing at a forum organized by...
What We’re Reading: Stifling Workers, Gender Pay Gap, And DACA
New shelter: A new 24-hour homeless shelter opened on First Hill this week ($).
Too much speed: Why are car manufacturers allowed to build cars that...
Sunday Video: Seattle General Strike of 1919
Seattle made history in 1919 with the first general strike in American history. The strike stemmed from the industrial boom of World War I...
Nine Years, Briefly
The 107 frequency is better than it used to be, but at the time of this story it was catastrophically awful. Hourly after seven...
Union Gospel Mission Reassures YROC Community As It Pulls Funding
Community pressure has saved the Youth Reach Out Center (YROC) in Othello from a cloud of uncertainity. On Tuesday, youth ministers at Othello's Youth...
Community Transit Proposes Fare Simplification
Community Transit is proposing reforms to fares on the agency's commuter routes. Two options for fare simplification are proposed, each with their own benefits...