Allied Arts threw one of its highly enjoyable Beer and Culture events last week, and the topic was what to do about the expanded 520 bridge as it comes crashing through the Arboretum. There's a design challenge for you. The event, for which I was panel moderator, revealed some interesting developmen
The former Maggie staffer and corporate Mr. Fix-it is feted upon returning home from his latest adventure, rescuing Delta Airlines.
The man who put himself in the White House on a message of jobs, jobs, jobs makes the case for how we can persuade the nation and the world to fight global warming. On this, he's right.
An enthusiastic crowd welcomed former President Bill Clinton [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Clinton] to Benaroya Hall in Seattle this afternoon. He was here to address the U.S. Conference of Mayors [http://www.usmayors.org/]. And he had them at hello. Acknowledging his introduction by Mayor Doug
Yesterday we launched an experimental survey to see if Crosscut readers can predict the outcome of the election. As I mentioned then [/blog/2007-election/8656/], this is not an opinion survey or a survey of how you will vote – it's a measure of how we as a group think the election will turn out, eve
