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13 days
TOMORROW! Support Admiral concerts while learning about a West Seattle music legend
When you see the phrase “West Seattle music legend,” you might think of, oh, say, Eddie Vedder. But long before grunge, there was Earl Robinson (1910-1991), the subject of this signal-box-portrait tribute in the Admiral District. Above at right is artist Desmond Hansen, and at left is West Seattle filmmaker B.J. Bullert, whose one-hour documentary […]
The Stranger
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The Best Things To Do in Seattle This Month: July 2026
Whether July makes you think of hot dogs and fireworks, air-conditioned movie theaters, outdoor concerts and performances, or ice-cold beverages, you’ll find tons of things to do this month that will allow you to soak up that coveted Seattle sunshine now that summer is in full effect. As we do every month, we’ve compiled the […] The post The Best Things To Do in Seattle This Month: July 2026 appeared first on The Stranger.
The Stranger
13 days
Slog AM: Trump Made a Billion in Crypto, Idaho Opens Execution Chamber, and WA Cares Fund Opens
Good morning! I have woken up in the very unenviable position of having to write Slog AM, our daily news roundup, the morning after news broke that our editor, Hannah Murphy Winter, is leaving The Stranger. Yes, it’s true. And I have a lot of feelings about it here. And now, the news: A Grifter […] The post Slog AM: Trump Made a Billion in Crypto, Idaho Opens Execution Chamber, and WA Cares Fund Opens appeared first on The Stranger.
The Stranger
13 days
Yes, Hannah Murphy Winter Is Leaving The Stranger
I have woken up in the very unenviable position of having to write Slog AM, our daily news roundup, the morning after news broke that our editor, Hannah Murphy Winter, is leaving The Stranger. Instead of letting other outlets talk around it, and skipping the headline entirely, let me just say, straight from the source: […] The post Yes, Hannah Murphy Winter Is Leaving The Stranger appeared first on The Stranger.
West Seattle Blog
13 days
World Cup watch parties, Concert Truck’s return, more for your West Seattle Wednesday!
(Another beautiful swallowtail butterfly, this one photographed by Steve Bender) The long holiday weekend is coming into view and things are quieting down a bit – Here’s our Wednesday list, mostly from the WSB West Seattle Event Calendar – which you can preview any time – here’s what’s happening today/tonight: SUMMER FOOD FOR KIDS: Some […]
West Seattle Blog
13 days
West Seattle Saunter returns!
That photo shows 150 or so of the walkers who joined in last year’s first-ever West Seattle Saunter. A few tipped us that the free mega-walk is returning this year, and organizer Holden has since sent us the announcement: Do you like meeting new people? Do you enjoy exploring our beautiful city? Do you love […]
Seattle Medium
13 days
Protecting What You’ve Built: Why Business Owners Should Think About Their Succession Plan
Formalized succession planning is imperative for business owners, ensuring the continuity of their enterprises and the security of their personal retirement. This strategic foresight provides peace of mind for owners and safeguards the interests of their employees.
Seattle Medium
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Serena Williams’ Wimbledon Return Felt Special And Yet Strangely Familiar
Serena Williams marked her return to Wimbledon after a 1,000-day hiatus, facing a three-set defeat against Maya Joint. Despite the outcome, her performance underscored an undiminished competitive drive and her lasting inspirational impact.
Seattle Medium
13 days
Victor Willis, Village People Front Man, Passes At 74
Victor Willis, frontman and co-writer for the iconic disco group the Village People, has passed away at 74 following a brief, aggressive illness. His death prompted a statement from US President Donald Trump, who acknowledged Willis's musical contributions, particularly the enduring hit 'YMCA'.
Seattle Medium
13 days
Team USA Aims To Win First World Cup Knockout Match Since 2002
Team USA faces its most significant World Cup challenge tonight against Bosnia and Herzegovina, with the nation's advancement to the tournament's knockout stages contingent upon the outcome.
Seattle Medium
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The “Democratic Socialist”: It’s The Message Not The Messenger
Dr. Wilmer J. Leon, III analyzes the rise of democratic socialist candidates in the United States, prompting a reevaluation of the Democratic Party establishment's political strategies and underscoring the significant implications for the African American electorate concerning issues of equity and representation.
Seattle Medium
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In Hindsight, Do You Think America Was Ready For A Black President?
Many Americans were not ready for a Black president, reflecting the need for change in people's hearts and the prevalence of racial prejudice in the US.