Over the weekend, The Seattle Times published a good overview [http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2004422060_ferry18m.html] of what ails our ferry system. Tim Eyman, by cutting the motor-vehicle tax, launched the first harpoon. Out of money, the ferry captains deferred maintenance and j
Washington state Democratic Party Chair Dwight Pelz, a super-delegate to the Democratic National Convention, has endorsed Sen. Barack Obama for president. In a Monday, May 19, e-mail Pelz said that he felt he could do so now that state party members had largely completed the process of picking deleg
The images of the quake aftermath in China raise the question: What would the wake of a major quake look like in Seattle? Fortunately, we have the answer. Or at least a pretty good guess.
Red balloons and hot dogs help in a University of Washington grad student's fight to save the Nuclear Reactor Building. Plus: Honors for the state's historic preservationists.
A young cameraman watched the McCarthy-Kennedy contest close up, wrestling with his own issues in a time when "I was scared of my own country."
