At a summit Thursday (March 31), industry professionals will discuss how to replace the functions of the state tourism office, which is expected to close June 30. A key question: how to finance marketing and partnership efforts the staff has provided until now.
Seattle's contract with its officers explains a lot about the power police wield over their own conduct. But we've elected leaders expecting them to guide the affairs of the city, including its most expensive department.
The transportation department realizes the need to let minority and low-income groups know about the upcoming tolls on the floating bridge. But their campaign seems to miss the mark.
First Foods, Obama's sister, the anthropology of Farmville and Smart Phones, and the last student of Franz Boas are just a few promised highlights of a major five-day anthropology conference here next week (starting March 29).
