The building designed by the acclaimed Japanese architect would be donated by an Eastside arts patron, Barney Ebsworth. A site has been found, but it will take an economic recovery to fund it. Seattle tried but failed to land the prize.
Wild Sky in Washington's Cascades is just one of a number of areas designated for protection that are not, in the strictest sense, primeval environment. But they are wild, and in modern times they're worth preserving, say environmentalists — even if unprecedented compromise is necessary.
You may have seen the story about the demolition permit issued [http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/nationworld/2008008947_dennysweb21m.html] by the city of Seattle for the Ballard neighborhood's Manning's/Denny's, which is slated to be torn down for condos. Despite its designation earlier this ye
Jim Camden at the Spokesman-Review mined his YouTube account [http://www.spokesmanreview.com/elections/2008/blog/?postID=5986] for videos of Barack Obama's now infamous switch [http://www.nytimes.com/2008/06/20/opinion/20brooks.html?hp] on campaign financing, while also noting John McCain's back fli
Demand is greater than ever for a 10-by-10-foot urban farm. City officials say 1,650 people are waiting for a plot at one of 54 gardens.
