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  • The Daily Weekly

    News, politics, and media.

    • Mike McGinn's Lead Grows, Recount Almost Certain

      Posted November 06; 8:11 PM

      UPDATE: McGinn has established a commanding lead. At least, relative to how close things have been so far. More details after the jump. The small lead enjoyed by mayoral candidate Mike Mc... Continue reading "Mike McGinn's Lead Grows, Recount Almost Certain" >...
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    • Suspect in Tim Brenton's Murder Shot by Police

      Posted November 06; 8:01 PM

      Minutes after the Key Arena Memorial Service for slain Officer Tim Brenton had ended, a 41-year-old man suspected in his murder was shot in the head by Seattle police in Tukwila. The suspe... Continue reading "Suspect in Tim Brenton's Murder Shot by Police" >...
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  • Voracious

    Sating your hunger for food news and gossip.

    • First Call: The Copper Gate and the Opposite of Phallic

      Posted November 06; 12:05 PM

      ​First Call is a weekly Voracious feature in which we walk into a bar and ask the bartender to make us his or her favorite drink. Watering Hole: The Copper Gate (6301 24th Ave NW Seattle). A we... Continue reading "First Call: The Copper Gate and the Opposite of Phallic" >...
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    • Local Thanksgiving Bird With a Side of Irony

      Posted November 06; 10:23 AM

      ​As reported last week, the proposed 2010 King County budget cuts could completely eliminate Puget Sound Fresh, the consumer education program promoting local food and farms. Among PSF's biggest... Continue reading "Local Thanksgiving Bird With a Side of Irony" >...
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