Stories for Oct. 21, 2010

Crosscut Tout: Capitol Steps in Seattle

Thu, Oct 21, 10:14 p.m.

Making fun of the Tea Party election should be a snap, compared with a tense earlier performance right after 9-11.

Coconut juice makes itself at home in Seattle

Thu, Oct 21, 3:15 p.m.

Eating on the Edge: The Samway market in White Center has the juice that is showing up in other trendy spots, plus coconuts themselves. And here the coconut juice brands don't feel the need to proclaim their product to be "isotonic."

Mr. President: Here's some straight talk about women and the recession

Thu, Oct 21, 1:54 p.m.

By Sue Sherbrooke

Unemployment among single mothers stands at 13.4 percent. An advocate reveals that and other provocative facts, as Obama targets women while stumping for Sen. Murray.

Seattle U.N. association looks at development goals, obstacles

Thu, Oct 21, noon

By Collin Tong

The United Nations Association of Greater Seattle will discuss progress on the Millennium Development Goals as it honors Bill Gates Sr. on Sunday (Oct. 24).

Lake Union Park, trail: Seattle could have done so much more

Thu, Oct 21, 2 a.m.

By Lawrence W. Cheek

Another botched opportunity: Seattle again fails to develop a spectacular park in its urban core. And a lake loop trail comes up short in terms of, well, fun. Bremerton does better on a waterfront park; Tacoma on a waterfront trail.

Religious right drives young from churches

Thu, Oct 21, 2 a.m.

By Anthony B. Robinson

All the media attention to conservative churches' political views has redefined religion in the minds of young people, most of whom can't buy anti-homosexuality dogma.

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