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Page Text: The mystery of a progressive challenger drawn out of Mark Mullet’s district. by Rich Smith Hiring at the World-famous, Iconic, Smith Tower Observatory Restaurant & Bar Seeking candidates for F & B Supervisor, Line Cook, Retail, Server, Elevator Operator, and Bartender. To learn more, visit Smith Tower Career Opportunities . Slog PM: Link's New Stations Are Working Again, the GOP Pulls Out of Presidential Debates, and Stop Talking to Strangers in Bars for Now by Charles Mudede

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SAVE BIG Storewide 4/17-4/20   Progressive Lane Wide Open in King County Prosecutor Race   This Week in Worker Conquests: Seattle Starbucks Workers Strike, LGBTQ+ Concerns at Amazon, and Paying to File Your Taxes Sucks   Mark Morris Dance Group and Music Ensemble at Meany Center, April 21–23   Slog AM: Starbucks Workers Strike Downtown, Jonathan Choe Flusters Councilmember, and Free Palestine   Who’s Afraid of Ingrid Anderson?   Hiring at the World-famous, Iconic, Smith Tower Observatory Restaurant & Bar   Slog PM: Link's New Stations Are Working Again, the GOP Pulls Out of Presidential Debates, and Stop Talking to Strangers in Bars for Now   Slog PM: Kids Won’t Need a COVID Shot for School, Bob Ferguson Is the Father We Needed When We Vaped at 14, and Capitol Hill M2M (H Mart) Will Open Friday   Keeping Alexei Navalny Alive Requires Keeping Him in Headlines, Says Navalny Director   What You Should See at the 2022 Seattle International Film Festival   Gig Economy Giants Worry Paying Minimum Wage Will Hurt Business   The Best New Music to Hit My Inbox This Week   The Freedom Convoy in Vancouver, BC This Weekend Was the Stuff of Nightmares   Math Rockers Doing Big Numbers   Nelson Continues to Piss Off People with Her Push for SPD Hiring Bonuses   The Seattle Human Rights Commission Wants to Step In for an Underperforming Community Police Commission   A Wave of Art Installations and Pop-Ups Make a Short Term Home in Downtown Seattle   What's the Deal with City Hall Park?   The Future Looks Bright for Washington Filmmakers   A Decadent Tip for Eating at Hattie's Hat   This Week in Worker Conquests: Biden Calls Out Amazon, Starbucks Claims to Be “Assaulted” by Unions, and NLRB Petitions Are Up 57%   The Only Way to Solve Homelessness Is to Build More Homes   Local Dad Builds Skate Ramp in His Backyard, Makes a Graphic Novel About It   Everything Everywhere All at Once Review: You Will Remember Where You Were When You First Saw It   Bar Miriam Sets a High... Bar for the Quintessential Neighborhood Hangout Spot   Dimitriou's Jazz Alley Was a World-Class Institution Long Before Seattle Became a World-Class City   Here’s What Amazon Did to Get Rejected from This Year’s Pride March   Washington State Democrats Expect Their Majorities to Shrink This Year, but by How Much?   New Games This Month: A Cat Cafe, Spinning Puzzles, and Adventures in the Snow   Seattle's Only Blog  EverOut Listings Featured  Savage Love   New Savage Lovecast: With Comedian Gianmarco Soresi   I, Anonymous: No Talking! Only Listening!   Sofia Coppola’s and Gregg Araki’s Missing TV Shows Are Basically Unstreamable   Dynasty’s Journey from Gay Panic to Gay Pride   This Week’s Comics: A Cursed High School Swim Team, Alice in Wonderland Does Drugs, and Spider-Punk   Seattle Portland Sticker Patrol: A Mark Ruffalo Moment   Here's What Happened in Olympia   News »   EverOut Seattle »   This Week in Seattle Food News: H Mart's M2M Mart Finally Opens on Capitol Hill, Susu Plans a Spinoff, and TOMO Announces a Dinner Series  The Stranger in your inbox  Swan Lake’s moonlit love story captures hearts with transcendent performances and rows of synchronous swans. Buy tickets   People Like Pot - Order Online - Come Celebrate with Herb!   With Stephan Thomas dropping out, the remaining candidates express varying levels of comfort when it comes to cozying up with the cops.   Combining beautiful music, graceful movement and delicious wit in three joyful works.   The mystery of a progressive challenger drawn out of Mark Mullet’s district.   Seeking candidates for F & B Supervisor, Line Cook, Retail, Server, Elevator Operator, and Bartender. To learn more, visit Smith Tower Career Opportunities.   The award-winning documentary opens the Seattle International Film Festival this week.   Here's a big-ass list that keeps getting bigger.   Coco Em's “Land (Black) First” and Laddio Bolocko's “Laddio's Money”   A report from black midi's concert at Neptune Theatre   Or should we call it County Hall Park?   The Stranger chats with Seattle filmmaker Megan Griffiths about her new film, Washington state's surged-up film incentives, and Lynn Shelton.   Bring a hair tie cuz this one's sloppy.   It's not just about the ramp—Brett Hamil's Sk8 Dad Summer is also about fatherhood, rebellion, and what it means to land a trick.   Here are three major shows happening at Jazz Alley in April.   Seattle Pride will now institute new minimum standards for Pride sponsors.   The spectrum runs from Modest Shrinkage to Red Wave Armageddon.   Clap Back   The Stranger's rundown of 2022's huge, confused legislative session   75 Cheap & Easy Things To Do in Seattle This Weekend: Apr 15-17, 2022   This Week in Seattle Event News: Ringo Starr, Robert Plant, and More   Your Guide to April Flavors in Seattle 

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