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The Stranger
27 days
Seattle Art Museum Workers Are Unionizing
On Wednesday morning, Seattle Art Museum (SAM) workers announced that their union, Seattle Art Museum Workers United (SAMWU), was affiliating with the Washington Federation of State Employees/AFSCME Council 28 (WFSE). Their unit will represent over 100 eligible SAM employees across a wide range of departments—marketing, curatorial, education, administration, development, environmental services, and more—but notably not […] The post Seattle Art Museum Workers Are Unionizing appeared first on The Stranger.
My Ballard
27 days
Seattle City Council approves ‘Shared Streets’ legislation
The Seattle City Council unanimously approved legislation sponsored by Dan Strauss to legalize shared streets in Seattle, opening the door for new pedestrian-priority street designs in neighborhoods including Ballard. According ... Read more
My Ballard
27 days
Murals underway as Brewery District Mural Week adds walking tour event
Work is now underway on several new public art projects as part of the Brewery District Mural Week initiative in Ballard, with organizers also announcing an added community walking tour ... Read more
The Stranger
27 days
Guest Rant: Seattle Housing Authority is Failing Their Tenants, Their Mission, and the Law
Seattle’s public housing is supposed to provide our city’s lowest-income people and families with affordable, comfortable places to live. From what our organization, Got Green, a community organization based in South Seattle, has seen, the Seattle Housing Authority (SHA) is allowing their units to fall into a serious state of disrepair that is threatening the […] The post Guest Rant: Seattle Housing Authority is Failing Their Tenants, Their Mission, and the Law appeared first on The Stranger.
The Stranger
27 days
Jane Don’t
Jane Don’t is Seattle’s latest star to compete on RuPaul’s Drag Race. If you’ve seen her locally, you already know she was poised to do well. Her drag style uses vintage aesthetics in contemporary ways, combining her knowledge of queer history, fashion references, and her own innovative sewing skills. With a fully glamorous mug, she […] The post Jane Don’t appeared first on The Stranger.
The Stranger
27 days
Is Brandi Kruse’s Support for an Anti-Trans Sports Ban Legally an In-Kind Political Donation?
Right-wing podcaster Brandi Kruse is allegedly providing unreported in-kind donations to an initiative to ban transgender girls from girls sports, according to a campaign finance complaint that a government watchdog group filed with the Washington Public Disclosure Commission. The PDC regulates state political finances. The complaint targets the initiative group Let’s Go Washington. The PDC […] The post Is Brandi Kruse’s Support for an Anti-Trans Sports Ban Legally an In-Kind Political Donation? appeared first on The Stranger.
The Stranger
27 days
Slog AM: Howard Schultz Talks Shit About Seattle, Zorhran Mamdani Solves NYC’s Budget Deficit, Trump Says He Doesn’t Think About Ordinary Americans’ Financial Situation
The idea to ban cars from Capitol Hill’s E. Barbara Bailey street, which encounters constant foot traffic from Cal Anderson Park, Capitol Hill Station, and the Capitol Hill Station Plaza, is a no-brainer. Cars should not be there. And an organization, Central Seattle Streets for All, is now pressing for the formal pedestrianization of the […] The post Slog AM: Howard Schultz Talks Shit About Seattle, Zorhran Mamdani Solves NYC’s Budget Deficit, Trump Says He Doesn’t Think About Ordinary Americans’ Financial Situation appeared first on The Stranger.
My Ballard
27 days
San Fermo marks 10 years in Ballard as Pioneer Houses reach 50 years on Ballard Avenue
This month marks two milestones for one of Ballard Avenue’s most recognizable historic properties: Italian restaurant San Fermo (5341 Ballard Ave NW) is celebrating its 10th anniversary on May 14, ... Read more
Seattle Medium
27 days
Do You Feel That Seattle Is An Area That Is Supportive Of Black Culture And Experiences?
Seattle is seen as creating communities for Black people by Black people themselves, rather than by the city, with some feeling that the city does support the Black community while others feel that it is not obvious.
Seattle Medium
27 days
Robin Fay Massie Calling: Healing Through Music and Medicine
Robin Fay Massie is a full-time school nurse, neonatal intensive care unit nurse, and freelance classical violaist who believes that music and nursing are two sides of the same coin, both rooted in service to God and others.
Seattle Medium
27 days
From A Dare To Lumen Field: How C. Davis BBQ Became A Seattle Community Staple
Charles Davis, owner and founder of C. Davis BBQ, has established a prominent Black-owned food truck enterprise in the Seattle area, serving thousands of pounds of Texas-style barbecue weekly and actively engaging in community support through nonprofit collaborations.
Seattle Medium
27 days
Claims Filed By Two Black Seattle Police Officers Raise More Questions About SPD’s Workplace Culture
By Aaron Allen, The Seattle Medium Two veteran Black Seattle police officers have filed separate claims against the City of Seattle, accusing the Seattle Police Department of fostering a workplace culture marked by racial harassment and unequal treatment. The claims, filed by the James Bible Law Group in King County Superior Court, allege discrimination, retaliation, […]