Farmers and Crafters Find Happiness in Ballard

It's been four weeks since the Fremont Farmer's Market pulled up stakes and landed in Ballard. Merchants reflect on the change.

Alternative Transportation Education, Fremont Style

Car-Free Fremont is this Sunday, September 16, at 34th & Phinney Ave. by the Ship Canal.

Letters to the Editor

Our primary elections draw reader comments, one regarding how parties should select candidates, the other plugging incumbent Mayor Paul Schell. Plus a cartoon by Thomas Whittemore!

There From Here

The Monorail Mystique

A paean to Seattle's new love, monorail. The author, Tara Peattie, joins the Seattle Press team of regular columnists.

Seattle Primary Results

Schell gets surprised; nobody else does.

Fine Roman Hand

The Crock of Gold

Introducing a new book review column by Wit's End Bookstore owner Stephen Herold. This issue features James Stephens' The Crock of Gold.

Welcome to the new Seattle Press!

A letter to our readers from our new owner.

Roger's Home Journal

Roger's Home Journal

Living Lightly on the Water

Roger Faris explores the concept of water-based home improvement from an ecological point of view.

Salmon Protection Suffers Setback

Property Rights Advocates Hail Shoreline Regulation Delay

In August, the Shorelines Hearing Board issued a decision that threw out five years of work by the Department of Ecology in developing updated guidelines for local shoreline master programs. What happens now?

Teacher Ted

Happy New Year!

The year starts in September for students and teachers.

Hash

Flower thieves and ferret thieves, biting dogs, scary landlords and opportunistic art collectors disturb the peace in Seattle's north end.

Jennifer Volpe 1964-2001

Jennifer Volpe, an artisan and arts activist, is remembered by her brother.