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The best way to make room for someone with power on the Seattle Mariners' roster would be to release Chone Figgins.
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While it's not perfect, KING 5's new multi-platform app offers real time live video of its news show. Also, Comcast's illogical "TV Everywhere" policies.
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Democrats' hopes for an orderly affair turn into a free-for-all. Says one official: "Democratic chaos has ensued."
READ MORE | 6 COMMENTSMayor McGinn's response to the DOJ refuses to acknowledge any problem with biased policing. Instead the SPD is taking matters into their own hands. Meanwhile, Ore. bans Native American mascots and Wash. gets serious about immunizations.
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Crosscut's guide to a culturally enriching weekend in the city. Or at least some fun.
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The hedge fund manager who wants to bring the NBA and NHL to Seattle could have a real winner. We take a look at the possible millions.
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There's only one good reason to consider a new NBA basketball-NHL hockey arena in Seattle. It's the passion, stupid.
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Secular liberals still don't understand how to connect with religious voters, but a new pair of books could help them learn.
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A new volume presents his poem-like journal entries documenting life in the Skagit River estuary alongside spiritual insights, weather reports, and pithy celebrations of friendship and community
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The day's winners and losers.
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Forterra, a renamed conservancy non-profit, unveils a new program with enterprises as varied as Molly Moon's Ice Cream, the Seattle Sounders, and Pearl Jam.
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Mayor McGinn turns up his nose at the DOJ's proposed SPD monitor. Meanwhile, progressive funders are kicking Jay Inslee's campaign into high gear, charter school supporters are (apparently) Republican by default, and Nick Hanauer sparks TED Talks controversy.
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New wristwatches quietly vibrate to tell you of new text messages, phone calls, tweets, and emails. You can check a snippet of text, or check the weather.
Cities across the country are remaking parts of their core into districts aiming for a lively nightlife, but they often end with something that has all the charm of a mall meeting Disney's Epcot Center. A few cities have had success, though, with non-prescriptive, less-regulated approaches.
Along with cats, toxic byproducts of farming and industry, and clearing of forests, there is a less recognized factor in the massive disappearance of birds. The relentless spread of deer populations has been bad for birds in the East, because the deer are eating every bit of available vegetation.
Chinese authorities suddenly let Chen Guangcheng leave a hospital and fly to New York City, where he was greeted with cheers as he arrived at a Greenwich Village apartment that will be the home for him and his family.
The readers are also kinder to authors' first books, according the Harvard Business School study. This is true in the aggregate, since customer reviews vary wildly and are often "gamed" by publishers.