Alexander Conley III and his invaluable Conform and Familian.

Neighbors Demand Better Service from Mayor Schell

Mayor Paul Schell got an earful last Monday, October 23, from members of the Haller Lake and Maple Leaf Community Councils on how well the city is taking care of neighborhood needs.

Workers' Complaints put Spotlight on Low Wages at Nation's Largest Temporary Agency

More than 200 Seattle temporary laborers in Seattle have joined their voices with AFL-CIO President John Sweeney to complain of unfair treatment of workers by Labor Ready, one of the nations largest temporary labor contractors.

If You want Bush, vote for Nader

Seattle Press Election Choices

The Seattle Press' editorial board's electoral picks for president and our local initiatives, plus a cartoon by Thomas Whittemore.

UW Grad Students Seek Union Recognition

A four-day strike authorization vote is under way among University of Washington graduate students who are seeking union recognition from the university's administration. Vote results will be announced November 4.

FPA Burns Mortage

The Fremont Public Association has paid off the mortgage on its spiffy new Wallingford headquarters, and celebrated with a ceremonial public mortgage=burning event.

Small Ideas for Seattle

"Not Bush" for President (and Re-Elect the Monorail)

Falkenbury's election picks.

Fremont

B.F. Day Fifth Grader Wins Computer Contest

Mollie Wooden, fifth grader and aspiring cartoonist, won Fremont Rotary's second "Why I Want a Computer" contest at B.F. Day School in Fremont.

Seattle (Cider) Press

Seattle Press' yearly open house is coming up!

40 Years in Ballard for Carter Volkswagen

Carter Volkswagen in Ballard celebrates its 40th anniversary this year.

Sunset Hill Community Club Hosts Glitzy Movie Premiere

SAM SPUD, The Final Episode opened to rave audience reviews October 13 at the Sunset Hill Community Club.

Payne +1

Into the Sunset

The Sunset, an old tavern on Ballard Avenue, has been reincarnated as a new addition to Ballard's music scene.

Letters to the Editor

The electoral preferences of Seattle Press readers on the Parks for All levy, state initiatives 745 and 728, King County Proposition 1 and George W. Bush. Plus a cartoon by Thomas Whittemore.

700 New Cars are on Display at Annual Seattle Auto Show

If you like cars, get yourself down to the Seattle International Auto Show, November 1-5 in the Stadium Exhibition Center.

Phinney/Woodland Park

Zoo Neighbors ask for Zones in Parking Squeeze

City Traffic Department officials will meet with residential neighbors of the Woodland Park Zoo Wednesday, November 15 at 7 p.m. at the Phinney Ridge Neighborhood Center, 6532 Phinney Ave. N. to discuss creating a residential parking zone (RPZ) in the are

Hamburger

A large number of people have the notion that European chefs live on the likes of foie gras and sturgeon, fancy foods and caviar, that they turn up their noses at the thought of such down-to-earth fare as American hamburgers, hot dogs, corn on the cob and

Arboretum Nominated for Landmark Status

Seattle's historic Washington Park Arboretum has been nominated for landmark designation by the Arboretum Park Preservation Coalition, a citizens' group trying to block a $4.5 million construction plan for the city park.

Kirby's Fremont

Kirby's Fremont

The Art of Recycling...Art

As with some of our citizens, we accept the unusual, the undervalued and the under-appreciated and, often, watch them thrive and reach a potential never previously imagined. The Hat and Boots is not destined to be one of them.

3 Squares

Breakfast in Eastlake, lunch in Ballard and dinner in Sand Point.

Hash

A woman rides her bicycle in Laurelhurst on a Friday evening at 5:30 p.m. A car travelling in the same direction passes her, and one of the car's occupants throws a phone book out the window, just grazing her front tire...