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Category Archives: Seattle history
The most prescient billboard in Seattle
Eddie Bauer’s “EDDIE.SET.GO” sign on display as area company announces its sale to a Maryland company. Continue reading
Posted in Seattle economy, Seattle history
Tagged Eddie Bauer, Jos. A Bank, Men's Wearhouse, Seattle billboard
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New ‘View of the World from 9th Avenue’ would include Seattle
City wasn’t on famous 1976 New Yorker cover Continue reading
Posted in Amazon, Costco, Seattle celebrities, Seattle economy, Seattle history, Seattle image, Starbucks
Tagged Amazon.com, Bill Gates, Costco, egocentrically myoptic perspective, Gerard Schwarz, Kurt Cobain, Microsoft, Nirvana, Paul Allen, Saul Steinberg, Super Bowl 48, Super Bowl XLVIII, The New Yorker, View From 9th Avenue
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Unlike Kiev, Lenin statue still stands in Seattle
Fremont neighborhood fixture is popular tourist attraction Continue reading
For letter-carriers, West Seattle was a dog-gone neighborhood
Neighborhood topped city in canine attacks on postal workers Continue reading
In Seattle mayor’s race, candidates try to out-liberal each other
Incumbent Mike McGinn and challenger Ed Murray push progressive agendas Continue reading
Posted in Seattle crime, Seattle government, Seattle history, Seattle image, Seattle politics
Tagged Bill de Blasio, Crosscut, Ed Murray, Joe Lhota, Lenin statue Seattle, Mike McGinn, Seattle liberal politics, Seattle marijuana, Seattle mayor's race, Seattle progressive politics, Seattle tax-and-spend politics, Washington State income disparity, Washington State marijuana
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Looming spotlight: Seattle suburb vote on $15 minimum wage
City of SeaTac measure may draw national attention Continue reading
Posted in Seattle economy, Seattle history, Seattle politics, Seattle suburbs
Tagged Alaska Airlines, City of SeaTac, Common Sense Sea Tac, Knights of Labor, minimum wage vote, Occupy Wall Street, Radical Seattle Remembers, SeaTac, SeaTac minimum wage, Seattle labor history, Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, Yes! For SeaTac
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Seattle again tops ‘America’s most miserable sports cities’
Annual Forbes list measures elusive pro sports championships Continue reading
Reddit post about Seattle race relations creates quite a stir
Unkind comments attributed to Central District neighbors trigger illuminating thread Continue reading
