Zachariah Bryan is an investigative reporter for InvestigateWest. He has written for newspapers and magazines in Washington, Alaska and Montana. Most recently, he worked at the Daily Herald in Everett
Despite oil-fueled donations to the contrary, Tim Eyman explains how his initiatives are really a service to the people of Washington state. Meanwhile, Snohomish parents raise a ruckus about testing and a Washington state teacher is a living example of Obama's legislative success.
Peter Callaghan takes a less rosy approach to World's Fair writing. In other news the spotlight is on the superintendent search, where more info is coming to light about the three candidates, and the Occupy movement has found a new target.
Crosscut's guide to a culturally enriching weekend in the city. Or at least some fun.
Apparently, the 1962 Seattle City Council thought we'd have elected a woman mayor sometime in a half-century, presuming we and the Soviets didn't blow each other to kingdom come. Today's political challenge? Trying to find any differences among north Seattle Democratic candidates.
Seattle journalists score Pulitzer gold just in time for the Space Needle to, literally, go gold.
