Today is "Top-Two" Primary's Eve, and as usual, the pundits have circled and speculated about tomorrow's big turnout. But we'll get to that in a second. First, Oregon congressional candidate Mike Erickson has a lesson for us titled What not to do when going on a "humanitarian trip" to Cuba [http://w
Urban planners love to hate the suburbs, but what's going to become of them? Will Bellevue eventually become a post-carbon ghost town or a new urban hybrid? Some reflections on the urban/suburban debate.
Despite the near-record temperatures [http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2008115113_heatwave15m.html] predicted for the weekend, officials from around the state are asking agencies to "freeze." Last week, Democratic Gov. Chris Gregoire ordered a hiring freeze for state employees [http:/
It's time to take stock of the effect of all those jokes about Seattle's streetcar.
Gregory Roberts at the Seattle Post-Intelligencer has an interesting story detailing how Washington state's past elections would have been different if we always had the "top-two" primary system [http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/local/374843_toptwoside14.html?source=rss]. Think Locke versus Rice, Goods
