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Most Influential Seattleites of 2017: Xochitl Maykovich
Seattle Magazine presents the Most Influential Seattleites of 2017.
Tenants across Seattle may not know Xochitl Maykovich’s name (or how to pronounce it; for the record, it’s “So-chi”), but chances are they’ve benefited from one of the policies she has lobbied for as political organizer for the Washington Community Action Network (Washington CAN!). From a new city law that bans discrimination against people who…
Seattle Listed as #1 City for Chinese Homebuyers
FutureCast Forum members outline the top ten reasons why Seattle is so popular.
Sponsored by Realogics, Inc. Ni Hao, Seattle! We’re number one in the eyes of mainland Chinese homebuyers exploring overseas investment in real estate. That’s according to Juwai.com, a popular home search site within China, and this finding is tracking with other data points according to local brokers that specialize in international homebuyers. “Seattle is most certainly…
Most Influential Seattleites of 2017: Bob Ferguson, Noah Purcell and James Robart
Seattle Magazine presents the Most Influential Seattleites of 2017.
Attorney General Bob Ferguson (right) sued to block President Trump’s travel ban, and Solicitor General Noah Purcell successfully argued the case in court.
Will Seattle’s Arena Showdown Actually Bring the Sonics Back?
Is a revamped KeyArena enough to lure the NBA back to the Emerald City, or should Chris Hansen's SoDo vision stay on the table?
Fifty years ago, the SuperSonics basketball team brought Seattle into the world of big-time pro sports. The question before the city today is: Will it be 50 years before a National Basketball Association team returns? Already it has been nine years since the Sonics were hijacked to the Oklahoma prairie. In that time, Seattle bounded out…
Most Influential Seattleites of 2017: Organizers of the Womxn’s March on Seattle
Meet the Seattle leaders of the women-led resistance.
In the days after last November’s presidential election, many Seattle women talked of crossing the country to attend the Women’s March on Washington, planned for January 17, the day after the inauguration. Instead, within days, they found a local alternative: the Womxn’s March on Seattle. Thanks to the power of social media and conference call…
Was John Urquhart’s Election Night ‘Joke’ on a Seattle Times Reporter Retaliation?
A week earlier, a lawyer for the incumbent King County Sheriff sent the paper a letter warning it not to publish a story about sexual assault allegations.
John Urquhart trails challenger Mitzi Johanknecht in the latest count.
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