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Politics, race were key factors in when Washington schools reopened for in-person learning during pandemic By Hannah Furfaro , Manuel Villa and Dahlia Bazzaz, The Seattle Times Published: April 19, 2021, 10:30am Share: Washington school districts that primarily serve white children, and districts in counties where a majority voted for Donald Trump last year, reopened to more students sooner than more liberal leaning or racially diverse communities. That’s one of the findings of a Seattle Times analysis, which shows that for all grade levels — elementary, middle and high sch...

Seattle council candidate drops out after report of 2015 assault surfaces Seattle City Hall. (AP file photo) Seattle City Council candidate Mike McQuaid has withdrawn from the running for the city’s at-large position, following the surfacing of a report from The Seattle Times detailing assault and harassment charges he faced in 2015. According to the report, McQuaid “was upset with some landscaping work, part of a construction project outside his Westlake condo.” Things proceeded to get heated between him and the man working on the project on-site. McQuaid threatened to head-butt the ma...

The chaos behind Frasier: how an eccentric star and a stuck-up dog made a comedy classic In 1993, a sitcom spin-off featuring an unloved character and high-brow gags somehow charmed the world. And now it's making a welcome return 25 February 2021 • 11:28am 'Goodnight Seattle': Kelsey Grammer in the final episode of Frasier, which was watched by 33.7 million US viewers Frasier seemed to emerge fully formed from its Emmy-winning first episode, as well-made as one of the titular psychiatrist's tailored suits. But creating a modern classic took years. First pitched as a show about a disabled...

by Charles Mudede • Jan 26, 2021 at 8:40 am "Who is the woman in charge over here?" ZACH GIBSON / GETTY IMAGES Washington State will be stuck in Phase 1B, Tier 1 for like months. What is so hard to find when it comes to the pandemic is just even an iota of good news. This virus loves America too much. Sponsored So, Welcome to the Hunger Games of Our Times: It was bound to happen. The rollout of the vaccine is so, so, so fucking slow. And all of us are just sick and tired of this never-ending pandemic. Combine the two, and you will find lot...

‘Finally completing the journey’: Flight 261 memorial unveiled at Sea-Tac By Nicole Brodeur, The Seattle Times Published: January 15, 2021, 9:02am Share: When the families of those who died in the crash of Alaska Flight 261 were brought out to the spot in the ocean where their loved ones fell from the sky, they knew to expect the worst: Shock and sorrow. Disbelief. What they didn’t expect were the dolphins; tens of them, circling the crash site. They had been there since the night of crash, eight miles off the coast of Port Humene, Calif. on Jan. 31, 2000. Eighty-eight pe...