by Staff Writer
OLYMPIA – During the week of Jan. 26, Miguel Perez of Seattle served as a page in the Washington State Senate. Sen. Pramila Jayapal, D-Seattle, sponsored Perez’s weeklong experience in the Legislature. Continue reading South Lake High School student serves as a page in state Senate
by Staff Writer
American Green will debut its automated, consumer-operated, ID-verifying marijuana dispensing machine, ZaZZZ, inside Seattle Caregivers medical dispensary in South Seattle on Tuesday, Feb. 3. Continue reading South End Home to Seattle’s First “Weed Vending Machine”
by Matt Aspin
I have walked for endless miles.
I have spun my wheels for days.
But not a single moment wasted.
Cuz I’ve been learning this whole way. Continue reading Sunday Stew: Let My Life Become A Lesson
SEATTLE (Jan. 29, 2015) – In a move seen as a boon for the South End community Mayor Ed Murray, city councilmembers, construction contractors, and workers today celebrated the signing of Seattle’s new priority hire law that will bring more jobs to disadvantaged communities through City construction projects of $5 million or more. Continue reading Mayor, Council Celebrate Priority Hire Ordianance
by Mary Hubert
The Fourth Graders Present an Unnamed Love Suicide is a title that speaks volumes, to say the least. On the surface, it depicts a play that is funny, potentially heartwarming, and a bit edgy. The play, performed by Ghost Light Theatricals, seemed like it tried to do just that. Unfortunately, despite the awesome venue, free drinks, friendly house managers, and an ensemble that was on the whole talented, the piece ultimately failed to land. Continue reading Review: The 4th Graders Present an Unnamed Love Suicide
This article was originally published on Southend Seattle and is reprinted with permission.
By Kate Clark
The story behind Redwing Cafe’s name brings to mind the “Cheers” theme song, “Where everybody knows your name.” Anthony Campbell, co-owner of Rainier Beach’s new coffee spot, said the name comes from the town, Redwing, Minnesota, where his grandparents lived. “It was always a warm and welcoming place to go, where someone was always happy to see you. That is kind of the feeling I wanted for this place,” Anthony said. Continue reading Rainier Beach Hungry for Redwing Cafe
Who: Erin Bruce
Known Around South Seattle As: The Programs and Marketing Director at the Mount Baker Community Club
Nickname: Erinando Continue reading South Seattle Gems: Erin Bruce
by drea chicas
A large and moving crowd had residents in the South-end asking questions on Saturday morning. Why were folks walking, talking, and singing aloud on a rainy morning? Who were these people holding hands and linking arms along Rainier Ave. South, their children marching beside them? Continue reading A Call For Peace: Christians March for an End to Violence in the South End
by Mary Hubert
Sweating, 40 year old dudes eating peanuts. College-age kids in casual attire swigging beer and laughing too loudly. Crowds of people packed into standing-room-only arenas. Sound like a concert? Maybe an outdoor movie, or a festival? Perhaps a boxing match? Oh no. This is Shakespeare. Continue reading Reclaiming Theater: Of the People, by the People and for the People
I am the wanderer
the nomad
a drift from Mountain to Valley
and back again Continue reading Sunday Stew: Vagabond
