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Stories for May 7, 2007
Outside gay-rights supporters quietly targeted Northwest legislative races in 2006
A Denver businessman has been coordinating campaign contributions in a number of states, including Washington and Oregon, to affect legislative races.
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Peter Steinbrueck's not finished at Seattle City Hall
The council member said he'll leave office at year's end to fight for a greener solution to the Alaskan Way Viaduct. But he's still working the problem from inside with a waterfront-transportation bill on the agenda today.
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Seattle Opera's deft Bohemian rhapsody
Puccini's evergreen masterpiece receives a solid and sincere production, with some moments of sure directorial power and memorable visuals.
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A $112 million Seattle hotel expansion hits a snag
Everyone agrees Seventh Avenue behind the Sheraton Hotel is ugly. A developer of an expansion is rushing to submit a plan to make it less so.
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