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Hollow Earth Radio/KHUH Introduces MeetMail for Those Fed Up with Facebook...

Hollow Earth Radio wants to replace e-mail with MeetMail, an analog communication model with a Twin Peaks twist.by Dave Segal Hollow Earth Radio Wildly eclectic community radio organization and...

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Cool jazz: Bowhead whales improvise when singing, study says

WASHINGTON (AP) — Some whales are taking jazz riffs to new depths. For the first time, scientists have eavesdropped year-round on the songs of bowhead whales, the little-heard whales that roam the...

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Trump vs. Amazon, KOMO vs. Seattle, and the Crisis of Neoliberalism

by Charles Mudede"We are the robots..." Image_Source/gettyimages.comUntil very recently, stations like KOMO gave the entire right legitimacy, the center left some say, and anything left of the center...

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Body of woman found in SeaTac mobile home damaged in fire

The fire in the double-wide trailer also injured a second woman, who managed to escape the blaze.

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'Did that just happen?' Witnesses describe rare whale sighting

On Saturday, Jeff Friedman and Valerie Shore were among the eyewitnesses to an extremely rare, possibly unprecedented sight: a sperm whale swimming in the waters of the Salish Sea.

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Tough, funny Seattle comedian Peggy Platt dies at 58

Peggy Platt, the tough, unflinching sketch-comedy actor and stand-up comedian who performed in shows including the "Holiday Survival Game Show" and "Ham for the Holidays," died Monday.

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UW research: Listen to the ‘crazy, crazy’ songs of bowhead whales

UW scientist records the “jazz singers of the Arctic” as bowhead whales shriek, moan, rattle and ululate under the ice during the dark of winter.

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Herb Bridge, a jeweler, Navy man and civic leader, dead at 93

Mr. Bridge grew the family jewelry business and advocated for a vibrant downtown Seattle, while leading local philanthropic efforts.

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Inmates on hunger strike at men’s prison in Walla Walla

The strike involves prisoners in six units of the prison’s West Complex.

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Sea-Tac airport’s new international facility is running over budget and...

The cost of the new International Arrivals Facility at Sea-Tac airport has swelled by another $40 million to $830 million, and the project is running five months late.

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Sea-Tac’s new international facility is running over budget and behind schedule

The cost of the new International Arrivals Facility at Sea-Tac airport has swelled by another $40 million to $830 million, and the project is running five months late.

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JuiceTheGod, West Seattle ‘rising star’ rapper, ‘stripped of his full potential’

Trevon McKoy, 21, whom family and friends remember as driven and hardworking, was fatally shot early Sunday near Seattle Center. No arrests have been reported.

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Outside In Leaves the City Behind

Without resorting to nostalgia, Lynn Shelton captures the old Pacific Northwest.by Megan BurbankBy focusing on Seattle and expensive retreats like the San Juan Islands, Lynn Shelton’s movies—like...

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Democracy in Chains Reveals the Link Between Libertarianism and Oligarchy

Want to know exactly how the Koch brothers are undermining American democracy? Read Democracy in Chains.by Nick LicataNancy MacLean reads from the book on Saturday, April 7 at Town Hall Seattle. Bruce...

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Israeli Tragicomedy Foxtrot Unfolds in Three Parts

Soldiers! Grieving parents! Camels!by Ned LannamannIf you’re looking for easy metaphors, Foxtrot helpfully explains the one in its title during a scene between a pair of grieving parents. Michael (Lior...

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The Top 10 Pioneer Square Art Shows to Check Out in April 2018

First Thursday Art Walk and Beyond.by Stranger Things To Do StaffOn the first Thursday of every month, Seattleites flock to the streets of Pioneer Square for the city's central and oldest art walk,...

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Spotlight on: Elise Thoron, adapter and director of ‘The Brief Wondrous Life...

In this new occasional feature, we shine a spotlight on someone in the arts and culture world. Theater-maker Elise Thoron talks about adapting the Junot Díaz novel and passing as Estonian so she could...

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William Prochnau, Vanity Fair journalist and best-selling author, dies at 80

William Prochnau, 80, a journalist and best-selling author who was born in Everett, Washington, and had many ties to the state, died March 28 at his home in Washington, D.C. He was 80.

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Hipster Parents Reject Gender Norms by Raising Kids Without Pronouns

Meet "theybies."by Katie HerzogIt's not a boy or a girl; it's a theyby.Getty Images Straight people are alllllways stealing queer shit. The latest example is a recent article in New York Magazine about...

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Police investigating possible murder of 26-year-old woman in Redmond

A roommate of the woman found her body in their apartment Tuesday afternoon, according to police. They lived with a third person, the woman's partner, whose whereabouts are unknown.

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