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36 minutes
The Best Seafood in Seattle
Where to find the oysters, the crab rolls, and the sustainably sourced delicacies that define our waterbound town.
The Stranger
36 minutes
Free Will Astrology
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Authentic love songs are rare. Much of contemporary music leans toward infatuation, sex, heartbreak, and fury, while few artists seem interested in singing unabashedly about unique expressions of tenderness and enduring devotion. In the months ahead, Aries, your inner life will be gloriously out of step with that trend. Your heart […] The post Free Will Astrology appeared first on The Stranger.
Capitol Hill Seattle
about 1 hour
CHS Pics | Sweet Mary’s Cherries and its Capitol Hill fruit stand
Here is what a neighborhood fruit stand looks like in 2026, watermelons and all. CHS reported here on Sweet Mary’s Cherries, the latest temporary pop-up retailer to make its home on a block of 15th Ave E destined for demolition … Continue reading →
Capitol Hill Seattle
about 1 hour
Hollingsworth prevails in tussle with mayor over universal school meals program
Seattle City Council President Joy Hollingsworth has Mayor Katie Wilson’s respect if not her full support on a decision to delay the city’s universal school meals program by one year in order to fund immediate weekend and holiday food support. … Continue reading →
Capitol Hill Seattle
about 1 hour
Council moves proposed Seattle ‘Do Not Solicit List’ predatory real estate protections forward
The Seattle City Council’s Housing, Arts, and Civil Rights Committee has passed a bill to shield property owners from predatory homebuying tactics. CHS reported here on the “Do Not Solicit List” proposal inspired by efforts like the the Black Legacy Homeowners … Continue reading →
The Stranger
about 15 hours
Seattle City Council Delays Universal School Meals
Seattle Public Schools students will have to wait another year for universal free school meals. At a nearly four-hour committee meeting today, the Seattle City Council voted 6 to 3 for an amendment that delays Mayor Katie Wilson’s universal school meals program until the 2027 school year to fund a new, means-tested voucher program to […] The post Seattle City Council Delays Universal School Meals appeared first on The Stranger.
The Stranger
about 18 hours
Let Jimothy Live
It was clear what people were looking for when cars began to slow down on that Ballard street. No one yelled for him, but I knew. They were looking for Jimothy, the short-spined raccoon who took the internet by storm just last week. But please, Seattle, leave Jimothy alone. Jimothy is for everyone, but do […] The post Let Jimothy Live appeared first on The Stranger.
The Stranger
about 18 hours
Pop Loser: RIP Jennifer Finch
Welcome back to Pop Loser! This week, we’ll honor L7 bassist Jennifer Finch, who passed on Saturday at the age of 59. I’ll explain the true meaning of Pop Loser, which I found at the Hilary Duff concert. Plus, stop what you’re doing right now and listen to La Roux’s new single. Subscribe to Pop […] The post Pop Loser: RIP Jennifer Finch appeared first on The Stranger.
The Stranger
about 18 hours
Should Black Athletes Relocate to Seattle, a Leftist and Sports City?
Now that the World Cup is over, we have an opportunity to consider an important development that’s related to local and regional sports. Though many think of Seattle as bookish, it’s a huge sports city. Even without the Sonics, it still ranks at the top of the list as a home for professional teams. So, […] The post Should Black Athletes Relocate to Seattle, a Leftist and Sports City? appeared first on The Stranger.
Phinney Wood
about 19 hours
Machines vs. Free Weights: Which Is Best for Building Strength?
This is a sponsored post by Seattle Strength & Performance Walk into almost any gym and you’ll find two distinct worlds: a floor full of barbells, dumbbells, and kettlebells on one […]
Capitol Hill Seattle
about 23 hours
Mayor and advocates say 2026 Seattle Transit Measure ‘will help residents afford their lives in our expensive city’
The Seattle City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to approve the 2026 Seattle Transit Measure for the November ballot, proposing a 10-year renewal funded by a 0.3% sales tax. Generating an estimated $138 million annually, the package aims to significantly expand … Continue reading →
The Stranger
about 24 hours
Seattle City Council Unanimously Passes Historic Seattle Transit Measure
The Seattle City Council unanimously passed the Seattle Transit Measure (STM), an ambitious package to fund more than 100,000 hours of additional transit service in the city over the next 10 years. This November, voters will decide whether they want their buses to run frequently and on time, or if they’re cool with the buses […] The post Seattle City Council Unanimously Passes Historic Seattle Transit Measure appeared first on The Stranger.
