Is beer the sleeper issue of the 2008 election? The folks at FiveThirtyEight seem to think so [http://www.fivethirtyeight.com/2008/07/sleeper-issue-of-2008-beer.html]. Apparently, Cindy McCain's company, Hensley & Co. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hensley_&_Co.], is set to make at least a million bu
As a Whidbey Islander living in Langley, Wash. [http://www.visitlangley.com/], I won't be able to vote for the Sound Transit levy in November [http://www.soundtransit.orgx8485/]. But as somebody who uses mass transit whenever possible, I'm hoping it passes. I worked for Metro Transit three decades a
Of course, you might not win. Dennis Saxman, a self-described thorn in the side of Seattle officials, has just lost one battle involving the design review process — and he's launched another.
Gov. Chris Gregoire spent yesterday on Puget Sound [http://www.heraldnet.com/article/20080725/NEWS01/968261833&news01ad=1#Gov..Gregoire.sees.trouble.in.Puget.Sound], touting her environmental record while bashing her Republican opponent, Dino Rossi. Seattle Post-Intelligencer columnist Joel Connelly
Want to know if the new light rail line will stop in your neck of the woods? Any minute now, the Sound Transit board is expected to approve this map [http://future.soundtransit.org/map_15_year.aspx] of proposed transit routes to be placed on the ballot. For now, here's the buzz:
