Consider the city's intense discussion of street food. Could we just be trying to promote something here because it has proved popular elsewhere? Some careful reflection may help us determine whether we are really on to something that will make a difference.
From a Trader Joe's demonstration to new efforts at Regence Blue Shield, more progress toward healthy eating and the local-food movement.
Eating on the Edge: Outside the Othello Public Market, three former laborers undertake the primal, messy, work-intensive endeavor called barbecue.
Some local churches are working together in a project that unites their communities around health, food, and education.
Should Seattle cops be punished for swearing at suspects? Do we really want Nordstrom standards for policing our streets?
