Genevieve Vayda. Adam Richter photo

Writers' Corner

The Bus Rule

On a city bus at midnight, both rules and hearts are easily broken, and we explore lessons of unashamed solidarity in this personal narrative by Robert W. Hampton.

Letters to the Editor

The 30th Anniversary of Discovery Park, Paige Miller misquoted, former President Clinton and Enron, and Bush's State of the Union address.

Good Food

Good food

A Harvest of Culinary Delights on Madison

Zachary D. Lyons and a lot of his friends sampled the menu at Harvest Vine in Madison Valley.

Seattle Press Readers' Poll Contest Winners

The results are in from our January poll. We've drawn the names out of the hat for our prizes--see who won!

Seattle Press guest editorial

Eyman's Finances are Old News

Trevor Griffey contributes this editorial about the long history of Tim Eyman's financial lies.

Seattle's dance scene

Dancing Your Passion: On Love and Obsession

If you've ever been through a relationship, you know what it is to dance. The tentative first steps; the palpable fear of rejection balanced by the rush of infinite possibility.

Seattle Press guest editorial

Democracy and Civic Trust

Sandy Mitchell responds to Curt Firestone's last editorial in this guest editorial.

Change is Coming at Fishermen's Terminal

Jo Bailey and Carl Nyberg contribute three news updates on the Port of Seattle and Fishermen's Terminal.

Time Traveling The Roosevelt District With Betty Macdonald

Explore the Roosevelt neighborhood of the Depression. Streetcars still rolled up to Ravenna Park and author Betty MacDonald lived just a block away from the station.

Calling All Potholes

New Mayor Greg Nickels pledged that every pothole called in by a citizen would be filled within 48 hours.

Seattle's dance scene

Wanted: Dancers in Paradise

Paradise Place in Ballard is Seattle's newest partner dance venue.

Free Tax Assistance

As the dreaded tax time encroaches on more joyous thoughts of spring, some Seattle groups have taken it upon themselves to make this terrifying task less, well, taxing.

University District

University Playfield will get Art Fence

At the January 29 meeting, three designs were presented as prototypes for the park's perimeter fence. At the March 26 meeting, the final design will be displayed for public approval.

Greenwood/Phinney

Calling All Artists

The Greenwood Arts Council is seeking artists interested in participating in the Sixth Annual Greenwood-Phinney Art Walk, set for May 10 and 11.

There From Here

A Valentine to Sound Transit

Columnist Tara Peattie says it's time for a revote on light rail, and maybe commuter rail too.

Fine Roman Hand

Culture Shock!

Experience the real culture of the places you visit with the Culture Shock! guidebook series.

Teacher Ted

A Little Motivation from a Buddy

Want to start commuting by bicycle? Here's a great way to get into it.

Notes From the Garden

February in the Garden

Indoor Seed Germination

Northwest gardeners, who find their growing season limited by cool and overcast summer days, often use indoor seed germination as a way of extending the growing season. Here's how.

Hash

Employees of a Ballard restaurant call police at 6:25 p.m. on a Sunday to complain of a woman snoring in a toilet stall...

Law & Technology

Law and Technology

Who is watching you?

Cameras everywhere, national ID cards, GPS chips implanted under the skin--the latest sci-fi dystopia novel? No, just the latest newspaper stories.