Groupon: When will the misery stop for everyone?
Online coupons often end up biting the business that uses them.
READ MORE | 6 COMMENTSOur Sponsors:
Trending Stories
- Russell Wilson's sophomore slump? Rest of NFL should be so lucky
- In defense of David Guterson
- Why does Seattle fear urban planning?
- Tale of Two Cities: Coal, a train wreck for Burlington?
- Bookstore owner & author Peter Miller: It is not a time of great books
- Legislature: What's the problem just finishing its work?
- The Daily Troll: Is WA still in Boeing's future? Lights out for Egyptian Theatre. Rebuilding obsolescence on I-5.
- Where's the science at KUOW? Why public radio wants to mix things up.
- Highway robbery: WA's economic advantage going the way of old roads
- A council misguided: The futility of property tax-financed city elections
Our Members
Many thanks to
June B Hooper
and
Robert Crist
some of our many supporters.
ALL MEMBERS »Most Commented
- Why does Seattle fear urban planning? (59)
- A council misguided: The futility of property tax-financed city elections (24)
- Tale of Two Cities: Coal, a train wreck for Burlington? (15)
- City Council changes the rules on employee background checks (13)
- Improvements to Washington schools won't help hungry kids (13)
- Where's the science at KUOW? Why public radio wants to mix things up. (12)
- News Shmews: A journalist confronts reader apathy (14)
- In defense of David Guterson (11)
- Federal decision hands coal ports a big victory (6)
- Will pay-as-you-drive insurance get a chance in Washington? (20)
Stories for April 11, 2012
Midday Scan: Legislature staggers out into light of day
The Legislature wrapped up with a compromise built on an accounting gimmick. Governor's race looks like a tight contest in terms of cash. Differing views on the Arena proposal.
READ MORE | COMMENT NOW
How Seattle helps with world's water challenges
We may have plenty of clean water for our own needs, but if anything that has only spurred more interest in helping the rest of the world.
READ MORE | 2 COMMENTS
Crosscut: a Northwest incubator
It's the final week of Crosscut's spring Membership Drive. The writer of our daily "Midday Scan" explains how he came to be a Crosscut regular, and what Crosscut is trying to do to enrich the local debate.
READ MORE | 4 COMMENTS
A thirsty world: lessons for the Puget Sound region
An author says we all pay too little for water, which encourages waste of a precious resource with an uncertain future.
READ MORE | 7 COMMENTS
Coos Bay's dirty little (coal) secret
The port of Coos Bay, Ore. admits it's in talks with a company interested in developing the site into a coal terminal, but it won't say who. Critics of the shadowy project say the port is trying to avoid facing the potential health and environmental impacts.
READ MORE | 6 COMMENTS
Crazy-making: A look at 3 aspects of the news
The quality of news coverage itself is deteriorating, but worse is the decline in our ability to address topics as diverse as the ownership of the LA Dodgers, tax reform, and withdrawal from Afghanistan.
READ MORE | 12 COMMENTSBoeing's big boat and the photo of it seen 'round the nation
After Boeing's yacht, the Daedalus, was too big to make an appearance at the island hosting the PGA Tour golf tournament, a casual photo taken by a Crosscut contributor becomes a media darling.
READ MORE | COMMENT NOW
Follow Us »
Follow us on Twitter. |
Like us on Facebook. |
Subscribe to our RSS Feeds. |
Get our Daily Email Newsletter. |
Install our |
Twitter
Facebook
RSS Feeds