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  • 8 from UW who received Medal of Honor

    Seattle Times – Tue Nov 10, 3:42 am ET  

    Courage under pressure is the common denominator among the eight University of Washington alumni who have received the Medal of Honor. In addition to John "Bud" Hawk and Bruce Crandall, the honorees are: Full Story »

  • DNA, ballistics tie man to cop killing, police say

    Seattle Times – Tue Nov 10, 3:14 am ET  

    The firebombing of four Seattle police vehicles last month was actually a failed attempt to kill police officers by the same man now suspected of the ambush-slaying of Officer Timothy Brenton, police officials said Monday. Full Story »

  • Greenwood merchants nervous after 3 more arsons

    Seattle Times – Tue Nov 10, 3:14 am ET  

    People working in Greenwood Avenue shops are worried after three more fires were set late Sunday and early Monday. Full Story »

  • UW to honor war heroes with Medal of Honor shrine

    Seattle Times – Tue Nov 10, 3:14 am ET  

    In observance of Veterans Day, the University of Washington will dedicate a new memorial to eight UW alumni who have received the Medal of Honor, the nation's highest honor for valor in battle. Full Story »

  • Praise pours on the water man

    Seattle Times – Tue Nov 10, 3:13 am ET  

    We've spent the last several months listening to political candidates point out all they think is wrong with this city. But the campaign rhetoric shouldn't drown out the accomplishments of city workers like Joe Mickelson, who retired last week after 30 years, the last six spent as its director of water operations. Full Story »

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  • King County to stop animal shelter services by Jan. 31

    seattlepi.com – Tue Nov 10, 1:45 am ET  

    Facing a $56 million budget deficit, King County will get out of the animal shelter business by Jan. 31. Officials say they were losing $2 million annually providing animal care and control and can no longer afford to do so. Full Story »

  • Greenwood arsons keep neighbors on edge

    seattlepi.com – Tue Nov 10, 1:15 am ET  

    Seattle police combed Greenwood on Monday, trying to find business owners who may have captured video footage of an arsonist who has terrorized the neighborhood since the summer. Full Story »

  • King County deaths

    seattlepi.com – Tue Nov 10, 1:15 am ET  

    Anagaw, Dessalegne A, 47 of Auburn, Nov. 3. Archer, Leona A, 79 of Tukwila, Oct. 28. Baxter, John R, 65 of Renton, Oct. 31. Bennett, Sabrinia G, Infant of Renton, Oct. 31. Full Story »

  • In initial move, prosecutors leave room for death sentence

    seattlepi.com – Mon Nov 9, 8:45 pm ET  

    A King County judge has found probable cause to hold Christopher Monfort on suspicion of first-degree attempted murder and aggravated first-degree murder, a charge that could carry a death sentence. Full Story »

  • Lt. Gov.'s son wounded in workplace shootings

    seattlepi.com – Mon Nov 9, 8:15 pm ET  

    A close friend of Washington Lt. Gov. Brad Owen shot one of Owen's sons in an apparent workplace dispute Monday afternoon and then shot himself in the head, the lieutenant governor said. Full Story »

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  • Oregon woman falls from hot tub into creek, gets arrested

    KOMO Seattle – Tue Nov 10, 12:55 am ET  

    The Clackamas County Sheriff's Office says a 32-year-old Milwaukie woman fell into Johnson Creek early Sunday after she stepped out of a hot tub. She managed to cling to blackberry bushes until rescuers pulled her from about 15 feet of water. Full Story »

  • King Co to close animal shelters by Jan. 31

    KOMO Seattle – Tue Nov 10, 12:27 am ET  

    King County will close its animal shelters by January 31, 2010 and end offering animal control services to cities within the county by June 30, 2010, according to a new legislation adopted by the King County Council on Monday. Full Story »

  • Custer mourns native son's death in Afghanistan

    KOMO Seattle – Mon Nov 9, 11:25 pm ET  

    A tragedy in Afghanistan has a family devastated and this small Western Washington town in mourning. Spec. Aaron Aamot, 22, was recently killed when his vehicle ran over a roadside bomb during his first deployment overseas. Full Story »

  • Kathi Goertzen remembers the fall of the Berlin Wall

    KOMO Seattle – Mon Nov 9, 10:55 pm ET  

    Kathi Goertzen was in Berlin covering the fall of the Berlin Wall when it came down 20 years ago. Here are some of her reflections about those tumultuous days in our history. Full Story »

  • Everett homeowner: First went the trees, then came the mudslide

    KOMO Seattle – Mon Nov 9, 9:55 pm ET  

    Last June, Chris Chase walked out of his home to see that his property had been reshaped. He found more than 30 of his trees chopped down to the stumps. Frederic and Holly Anderson live just above Chase's property. They now have a fabulous view of Puget Sound. Full Story »

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  • Mr. Lincoln in City Hall

    Crosscut – Mon Nov 9, 9:19 am ET  

    Washington State Republican party chair Luke Esser recently commented on the democratic stronghold of Pugetopolis: "Inside the city of Seattle I could probably bring Abraham Lincoln back from the dead and he wouldn't win." Scholars have speculated that Abe Lincoln was a religious doubter and possibly gay , so it's doubtful that a revived Zombie Lincoln would even get state GOP backing. The irony ... Full Story »

  • Memo to Mayor McGinn: Seattle needs to craft a 'greenprint'

    Crosscut – Mon Nov 9, 9:19 am ET  

    What if everyone wanted to do the right thing but didn’t know how to work together to achieve a shared outcome? That pretty much sums up the challenge we face in realizing the potential of a green economy. The Obama Administration has made it a high priority. Most states and localities recognize the benefits of energy efficiency and renewable energy. Many businesses now understand the savings ... Full Story »

  • Updated: Crosscut's new approach

    Crosscut – Sun Nov 8, 3:04 pm ET  

    There are a lot of exciting developments here at Crosscut, so I'm happy to bring you up to date. And I'd like you to think about becoming a part of this interesting venture in community-based, member-supported journalism. Crosscut Public Media, the publisher of Crosscut.com, recently received its tax-exempt status from the IRS, so we are now a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation. (Earlier, Crosscut ... Full Story »

  • Dancing the Alaska state of mind

    Crosscut – Sun Nov 8, 11:50 am ET  

    Years ago I was very taken by a book, whose name eludes me, detailing the vivid body expressions and non-verbal communication used in everyday life in 17th and 18th century Italy. I appreciated the immediacy, the vulgarity, and the physicality of these gestures. It was not that there wasn’t an adequate spoken language available to indicate you were hungry or to tell someone to shove off. Rather ... Full Story »

  • Humor: I coulda-shoulda been a Yankee fan

    Crosscut – Sun Nov 8, 9:04 am ET  

    The agony of yet another Yankee World Series triumph precipitated the realization that I could have had a happy, productive life had I been a Yankee fan. I can’t blame my parents. My mother liked the Yankees and my father paid no attention to baseball. I can’t blame my environment. I grew up 20 miles outside of New York City and had the option of rooting for the Yankees, Giants, or Dodgers. I ... Full Story »

Seattle Weekly

  • Election 2009 Recap: You Can't Always Get What You Want

    Seattle Weekly – 1 hr 46 mins ago  

    Young voters managed to shake things up again this year--most notably in Seattle's mayoral race. The new generation may have taken the torch to the status quo, but it's only natural for... Continue reading "Election 2009 Recap: You Can't Always Get What You Want" Full Story »

  • Comment of the Day: The Seattle Sounders Are a Powerhouse

    Seattle Weekly – Mon Nov 9, 9:00 pm ET  

    Reader Stephen Heisler responds to Sounders FC Reward Seattle Weekly's Defense of 0-0 Ties With Miserable, Season-Ending 0-0 Performance. He thinks we're being too harsh on the locals. "M... Continue reading "Comment of the Day: The Seattle Sounders Are a Powerhouse" Full Story »

  • Mike McGinn Is Seattle's Next Mayor

    Seattle Weekly – Mon Nov 9, 8:46 pm ET  

    It's official: This adorable little tyke just got an early Christmas present. More details from the Joe Mallahan concession speech to come. Details from Laura Onstot, at Mallahan's final ... Continue reading "Mike McGinn Is Seattle's Next Mayor" Full Story »

  • King County Council Hears Last Minute Pleas for Budget Mercy

    Seattle Weekly – Mon Nov 9, 6:15 pm ET  

    Merril Cousins passed out green stickers declaring "Invest in People First" before this morning's final public hearing on the deep-in-the-red King County budget. The County Council is sche... Continue reading "King County Council Hears Last Minute Pleas for Budget Mercy" Full Story »

  • Nicholas Francisco, Missing for Nearly Two Years, Found "Alive and Well"

    Seattle Weekly – Mon Nov 9, 5:30 pm ET  

    On February 13, 2008, Nicholas Francisco vanished after leaving his Queen Anne graphic design job. The father of two had just told his five-year-old daughter he'd be home in time to bake ... Continue reading "Nicholas Francisco, Missing for Nearly Two Years, Found "Alive and Well"" Full Story »

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