State and local election results

November 15, 2016 0

Several issues were on the ballot this election, from Charter Amendments for King County to the proposed Sound Transit expansion. Charter Amendment 1 to make the office of King County […]

Local government initiatives

November 8, 2016 0

Besides the major races, several local initiatives are on the ballot for King County voters. Charter Amendment No. 1 decides whether or not the elected office of King County Prosecuting […]

Protesting for misconceptions

November 8, 2016 0

I’ve never been a fan of the government and I know that Native Americans – along with basically all indigenous peoples – have been treated terribly throughout history by colonial […]

Don’t trust Politifact

November 1, 2016 0

One of the most useful roles for the internet is storage for an incredible amount of knowledge and information. Google alone must answer hundreds of thousands of questions a day. […]

March on with progress or become obsolete

October 25, 2016 0

One of the most exciting things living in this internet-powered age is how fast innovation has become. From Uber to Air BnB to YouTube, incredibly disruptive technologies are making more […]

Right and left don’t make any sense

October 18, 2016 0

With the election less than a month away, we’re in the home stretch of one of the most ludicrous presidential campaigns of all time. While the two major third-party candidates, […]

BC hosts annual PrepareAthon

October 4, 2016 0

Living in Western Washington, there are several natural disasters that could affect the 5.2 million people residing in the area. Living on the Ring of Fire, earthquakes, tsunami and volcanoes […]

Walk the Bellwether Art Exhibition

September 27, 2016 0

Held every other year, the Bellwether art exhibition turns downtown Bellevue into a showcase of sculpture. This year, Bellwether is being held until Oct. 9 and features 32 pieces in […]

Natasha Marin: Remember Me

August 9, 2016 0

Currently on exhibit at the Vermillion art gallery and bar on Capitol Hill, “Remember Me is both a living poem and a visual benediction to those so often overlooked, dismissed, […]

The Olympics showcase humanity

August 9, 2016 0

I’ve been accused of being many things in my time as a writer: Cynical, right-wing, offensive, depressing, provocative, and most of the time it’s true. However, once every two years […]

Bellevue Festival of the Arts

August 2, 2016 0

The Bellevue Festival of the Arts ran on July 29, 30 and 31 in downtown Bellevue. The Festival of the Arts “is a juried arts and crafts fair” and “continues […]

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