Eric Earling at Sound Politics responds to Gov. Chris Gregoire's recent assertion [http://soundpolitics.com/archives/010973.html] that the Building Industry Association of Washington "is the most powerful special interest lobby" in the state, pointing to the Dem's own PACs as evidence. In case you m
It would be easy to miss the mark with this revue, but ACT's production, with the extra spice of alarmingly good actors, makes A Marvelous Party marvelous to behold.
I made the decision last month [http://www.crosscut.com/travel/14625/A+Lake+Union+field+trip/] to pull my seven-year-old daughter from school for field trips of our own. For one day every two weeks, for the remainder of the school year, we are exploring the Northwest's offerings, history, and cultur
From today's edition of The Seattle Times comes this report from The Los Angeles Times, in what could be the first many reports profiling John and Cindy McCain's ties to the nation's big-time beer brewers [http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/politics/2008012018_mccainbeer23.html]. ...
The University of Washington cut down a row of beautiful poplars on campus over the weekend. I love poplars and hated to see that. But as we approach 2009, the centennial year of Seattle's first world's fair, the tree-cutting at least had the benefit of revealing a lovely architectural legacy of the
