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Category Archives: Seattle Times
‘Seattle Freeze’ is now an accepted fact around Seattle
Posted in Seattle culture, Seattle image, Seattle media, Seattle soccer, Seattle Times
Tagged Crosscut, David Boardman, Gene Balk, Knute Berger, Rutgers, Seattle Freeze, Seattle soccer
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Seattle’s newest tourist attraction–which can’t be seen
World’s largest tunneling machine will be stuck underground until at least September. Continue reading
Posted in Seattle image, Seattle infrastructure, Seattle Times
Tagged Alaskan Way Viaduct, Alaskan Way Viaduct replacement, Bertha Knight Landes, Bertha tunnel machine, Dragados, Jay Inslee, Lynn Peterson, Pike Place Market, Pioneer Square, Seattle Bertha, Seattle great wheel, Seattle pot, Seattle tourism, Seattle Tunnel Partners, State Highway 99, Tutor-Perini, Washington State pot, WSDOT
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Fresh attention to a Seattle inferiority complex
Seattle Times gives big play to collective personality quirk Continue reading
Election leaves dynamic Seattle in quiet mode
Status quo seems to be the message from voters Continue reading
Posted in Seattle image, Seattle politics, Seattle Times
Tagged Seattle Times, Mike McGinn, Danny Westneat, Ed Murray, Seattle elections
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In Seattle, TV humor show might affect issue-less mayor’s race
“The 206” has a real chance to define the two candidates and thus the outcome Continue reading
Posted in Seattle politics, Seattle media, Seattle Times, Seattle government
Tagged Almost Live, Chris Cashman, Ed Murray, Erren Gottlieb, James McKenna, John Keister, KING5, liberal Seattle politics, Mike McGinn, Pat Cashman, progressive Seattle politics, Saturday Night Live, Seattle race for mayor, The 206
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Those bad Seattle drivers get even worse
City falls again in Allstate ranking of cities by frequency of accidents Continue reading
Is Seattle really all that much against government snooping?
Amazon.com is trying to do a big deal with the CIA. Continue reading
Seattle again through the eyes of different search engines
More and more, they primarily cater to tourists Continue reading
Posted in Seattle culture, Seattle economy, Seattle image, Seattle media, Seattle suburbs, Seattle Times
Tagged Bing, Boeing, duckduckgo.com, Eddie Bauer, Google, Greg Nickels, Mahalo, Microsoft, Mike McGinn, Sacramento Kings, search engine optimization, Seattle dog bites, Seattle population, Seattle University, SEO, Sleepless in Seattle, SLUT Seattle, South Lake Union Trolley, Space Needle, T-Mobile, TripAdvisor.com, University Village Seattle, USA Today, VisetSeattle.org, Washington State spending public education, Yahoo, Yippy.com
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Seattle influence in, of all places, Antarctica
More than a dozen features are named for local persons Continue reading
Posted in Seattle culture, Seattle economy, Seattle history, Seattle media, Seattle Times, Starbucks
Tagged Admiral Byrd, Antarctica, Arthur H. Sulzberger, Bernard Hallet, Block Bay, Block Peak, Board on Geographic Names, Charles F. Raymond, Conway Ice Ridge, Edwin D. Waddington, G.C. Hamilton, Gonzalo J. Hernandez, Grootes Peak, Hallet Valley, Hearst Island, Hernandez Valley, Howard B. Conway, Howard Heights, Iphigene Ochs Sulzberger, J. Hoover Mackin, Joseph L. Pulitzer, Mackin Table, McClatchy Co., Minze Stuiver, Misch Crag, Mount Hamilton, Mount Iphigene, Mount Pulitzer, Nadine A. Nereson, Nereson Glacier, Paul Block, Peter Misch, Pieter Meiert Grootes, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Raymond Ice Ridge, Redman Pond, Regina Redman, Richard E. Byrd, Rodriquez Pond, Row W. Howard, Russell Rodriquez, Stephen G. Warren, Stuiver Valley, Sulzberger Bay, U.S. Geological Survey, University of Washington, Volunteer Park, Waddington Glacier, Warren Ridge, Washington Escarpment, William Block, William H. Seward, William randolph hearst
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It turns out Murder Inc. isn’t expanding in Seattle
City’s killing rate for 2012 is poised to be lower than average Continue reading
