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The Stranger's print edition on the week of August 10-16, 2000. The StrangerA well-known local artist is missing from the Seattle Time's recent article, "In Memoriam: 11 Seattle-area community members pay tribute to some of the cultural figures we lost in 2020." His name is Charles Krafft. He died in 2020 with almost no notice. But during the last decade of the 20th century and the first of the 21st, Krafft was without a doubt one of the most prominent artists in the Pacific Northwest. I ignored his death when I learned of it in September of last year, but sooner or later one of us (

Time Magazine's "Person of the Year," Washington Talking About a Bullet Train Again by Charles Mudede • Dec 11, 2020 at 8:39 am When will Washington's bullet train talk end? quintanilla/gettyimages.com Seattle COVID-19 Cases Sharply Rising In Every Neighborhood: According to the "most recent" and "most accurate" data gathered by Seattle Time's Gene Falk, Seattle and King County are on the verge of losing control of the virus. Between Nov 7 and Nov 21, "61,000 King County residents were tested for the virus, and 8,900 came back positive — at a rate...

As the COVID death toll grows, so do the obituary pages As of December 1, the coronavirus pandemic has killed 1.47 million people worldwide and devastated the global economy. The fallout has generally wreaked havoc throughout the news industry worldwide: employees have fallen sick, advertisers and subscribers have retrenched, and cutbacks and newsroom layoffs have become commonplace. That same grim force, however, has also powered a remote corner of the industry: obituaries. A growth in the number of obituaries has brought new readers, new advertisers, a new sense of purpose to newsrooms, and...

Out about your daughter? >> why do you keep talking about it? >> you brought it up. how did you find out? >> i didn't. jim just noticed the car was pointed in as opposed to pointing out. >> halfway in the grass? >> no, it's fine. my god. >> did you figure it happened in 2:00 in the morning? >> we're good. it's just -- >> what are you going to do? >> "morning joe" boot camp. yeah. >> 4:00 a.m. wakeup calls all summer? >> 3:30. five days a week. let's look at the morning papers from our parade of papers. "the seattle time," president obama will visit the mudslide sites in washington. it's been a...