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Burke Museum: Oh, what displays the public could see

The natural history museum hopes donors and the state can create a truly 21st century museum that encourages touching and doing, not just looking.

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Daniel Jack Chasan

/ November 24, 2014

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Seattle rock hound offers tours of our billion-year-old past

Geology at work: David Williams and some of downtown Seattle's peeling sandstone.

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Eric Scigliano

/ November 23, 2014

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State's marijuana income expected to get much higher

Reporters and pot-enthusiasts created a circus in front of Cannabis City, Seatle's first recreational pot store, on the day it opened. Pot clubs could be coming soon.

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John Stang

/ November 20, 2014

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Coal ports' critics question the economics

Coal trains already go to the Westshore Terminals Roberts Bank facility at Delta, British Columbia.

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Floyd McKay

/ November 19, 2014

Seattle genius tackles energy, healthcare and the future of computing

The UW's Shwetak Patel is using noise to revolutionize home energy use, healthcare and the way you interact with your device. And he's just getting started.

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David Kroman

/ November 17, 2014

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Washington businesses unite on climate action

Gov. Jay Inslee, right, looks at young shellfish during a recent visit to Taylor Shellfish's Dabob Bay facility.

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Martha Baskin

/ November 13, 2014

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Inslee lays out first clean-energy ideas

Jay Inslee

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John Stang

/ November 5, 2014

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City moves forward with privacy initiative

The city is pursuing a privacy initiative to help with how it handles large amounts of data.

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Bill Lucia

/ November 3, 2014

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SVP Fast Pitch 2014 showcases the future

Making the case, quickly, at SVP's Fast Pitch 2014

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Tamara Power-Drutis

/ November 1, 2014

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Gold mine's pending closure brings the blues to Republic

Republic lies in a broad valley. (Click map to enlarge.)

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John Stang

/ October 30, 2014

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A different voters guide: Reading is just the start

A place to exercise the franchise in Magnuson Park.

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Diane Douglas

/ October 27, 2014

Commercial sex and exploitation: Sorting out the public response

Even police say that enforcement has changed to concentrate on social services and protecting teenagers. But are we doing enough?

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Drew Atkins

/ October 27, 2014

Developers look to transform historic Magnuson Park barracks into apartments

The affordable housing project would target renters earning up 80 percent of Seattle's median income level.

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Bill Lucia

/ October 26, 2014

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Massage parlors, happy endings & the burgeoning Eastside brothel scene

In the Seattle area, you won't find the bulk of the sex industry on the streets -- or even online.

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Drew Atkins

/ October 24, 2014

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The 2014 Crosscut Courage Award Winners

The 2014 Courage awards were designed by Ann Gardner

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Crosscut contributors

/ October 23, 2014