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Seattle City Council Kills Affordable Housing Development Incentive Package
Council Member Tammy Morales Won't Vilify Her Colleagues, but I Will!
No One Wants to Repeal the Gig Worker Minimum Wage More Than Sara Nelson
After Flexing Power in First Months of Presidency, Nelson Shows Insecurity from Minority Days
Council Member Maritza Rivera Blames Union Wages and E-books for Library Closures
Rivera Says the City's “Hiring Freeze” Is a “Buzzword” That Cannot Fully Explain the Staffing Shortage
The Seattle Public Library Announces 1,500 Hours of Closures in the Next Eight Weeks
Library Workers Say It Doesn’t Have to Be This Way
Seattle’s New Right Wants to Keep Cars in Pike Place Market; Its Old Right Wants to Kick People out of the City
Or: David Brewster Is Not the Deep Thinker He Imagines Himself to Be
Rome Is a Real City, a World City, and It Has Graffiti Everywhere
Mayor Harrell Would Absolutely Hate It
Seattle City Council Requests Draft Legislation to Repeal Minimum Wage for Gig Workers
The Move Comes after the Council Consulted with Uber-Backed Lobby Group Instead of Workers
Seattle Floats Subsidized Housing for Cops in the Face of a Homelessness Crisis, a Huge Budget Deficit, and a Million Other Actual Problems
Other Cities Have Tried Paying for Cop Housing, and It Doesn’t Appear to Reel 'Em In
Only One Council Member Slams Mayor for Inadequate Growth Plan
Save Us, Tammy Morales
After Landlord Complains, Seattle Boots Downtown’s Oldest Sidewalk Newsstand
Owner of Turco’s Last Stand Vows to Keep Fighting to Save It
Who Needs the City Council?
Ballot Initiative Success in Western Washington Shows Path Forward for Seattle Progressives
The One Seattle Comprehensive Plan Is Here
Oh Great, Half the Housing We Need
Police Arrest Six of Sara Nelson’s Political Enemies After She Refuses to Hear Concerns of Asylum-Seekers
So Much for Listening to Community
Seattle's City Council Is Now Run by Children
And Now I Must Tell the Children a Story About a Boy and a Cow
Council President Sara Nelson Opposes Effort to Increase Voter Turnout
“Greater Turnout Doesn’t Necessarily Mean a Better-Informed Public,” She Said
Who Can Fill Mosqueda’s Big, Progressive Shoes on City Council?
Based on Last Night’s Community Forum, All Nominees Will Fit In with the Conservative Council Just Fine
Council President Sara Nelson Fires Head of Central Staff
So Much for Good Governance!
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