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Crosscut Published January 20, 2018 Seattle Women’s March 2.0 A show of force fueled by anger, frustration In the Seattle Women’s March 2.0, a show of force fueled by anger and frustration Crosscut Published January 9, 2018 A farming tale In Whatcom County, farmers have much to say about the urban-rural divide Crosscut Published December 24, 2017 Crosscut’s 2017 Year in Pictures Crosscut Published December 21, 2017 The last horse-drawn carriage in Seattle Crosscut Published December 17, 2017 A Muslim and a Christian take a Muslim Roadshow to rural Washington Crosscut Published November 27, 2017 The 51-day City Council member Seattle's Kirsten Harris-Talley brought passion and activism to her short stint in public office Crosscut Published October 31, 2017 Kenmore mayor steers a city — and Uber most mornings Charismatic Mayor David Baker uses his side gig as an Uber driver to find out what people care about and to let his mind roam. Kenmore Mayor David Baker uses his side gig as an Uber driver to find out what people care about and to let his mind roam. Crosscut Published October 26, 2017 Amid national health care crisis, Seattle focuses on humanity Thousands will gather at Seattle's KeyArena seeking free health care services This weekend, thousands will gather at Seattle's KeyArena seeking free health care services Crosscut Published October 15, 2017 Handmaids take the resistance to Olympia Fearing the worst for women’s rights under Trump, handmaids protest at the Washington State Capitol. On a crisp, sunny fall day, more than fifty women gathered in front of the Washington State Capitol in Olympia dressed as handmaids to protest Trump’s policies. Crosscut Published September 26, 2017 This is What Democracy Looks Like A decade of protest photography by George P. Hickey Crosscut Published September 20, 2017 After Trump, an uprising among women in rural Washington Energized by the 2016 election, female candidates are seeking change — and office — in Klickitat County. Crosscut Published August 31, 2017 A surprising find: Eurasian city poised for a Seattle-style takeoff At an Expo in Kazakhstan, Mossback finds ambitious nations taking climate science seriously Crosscut Published August 30, 2017 A tail-wagging, post-Hurricane Harvey story Shelter dogs from Texas were flown to Seattle, making room for dogs being rescued from the flooding Crosscut Published August 24, 2017 Why am I a threat? A Muslim PhD student gets targeted as a security risk; now he wants to know why Crosscut Published August 21, 2017 In total awe Witnessing the solar eclipse in tiny Madras, Oregon Crosscut Published August 9, 2017 On the 49th day, a time to remember At a Buddhist temple, a Vietnamese family mourns a 20-year-old police shooting victim Crosscut Published July 28, 2017 Lessons from the road What Seattleites learned crossing Washington state from east to west Crosscut Published July 27, 2017 Raising wheat, seeing starvation and worrying about fire Near Davenport, a story about a wildfire turns into the real thing Crosscut Published July 26, 2017 Soul-searching in plateau country Water, power and open spaces around Waterville are an inspiring escape from life in the urban Bubble. Crosscut Published July 25, 2017 A tale of two Wenatchee farmers The business of growing cherries requires hi-tech and old-school tricks Crosscut Published July 24, 2017 In Cashmere: Aplets, Cotlets and a housing crisis ‘What the hell is an Aplet?’ Or, more importantly, where did it come from and who gave it to us? Crosscut Published July 21, 2017 Hippie liberals leave a mark along Highway 2 The 'Sky' country of Snohomish County is a place changed by timber, spotted owls and pot The 'Sky' country of Snohomish County is a place changed by timber, spotted owls and pot Crosscut Published July 20, 2017 Why a road trip across Washington? Seattlelites aim to bridge the East-West, Red-Blue divide Crosscut Published July 11, 2017 They’ll make dance here The Tacoma Urban Performing Arts Center opens its doors Crosscut Published July 10, 2017 Charleena Lyles laid to rest Story by Lilly Fowler | Photos by Chloe Collyer Published June 29, 2017 #SeaHomeless in sketches Urban sketchers draw Seattle's homeless crisis Crosscut Published June 22, 2017 These murals will change the way you look at Tacoma Native American muralists thread together past and present with a picture of destruction, invasion and redemption Rosemary Ponnekanti for Crosscut Published June 15, 2017 In a more crowded Seattle, Discovery Park provides a lesson Can density and open space co-exist? Crosscut Published June 1, 2017 A mournful gong ringing Counting the homeless and, across town, clearing them out Story by David Kroman | Crosscut.com Published May 31, 2017 No fear Seattle commuters reflect on Portland train stabbings Seattle commuters reflect on Portland train stabbings Lizz Giordano for Crosscut.com Published April 27, 2017 Washington is ‘shockingly’ unprepared for a nuclear attack The state’s emergency preparedness laws require the state to develop plans for all potential disasters, except one... Crosscut Published April 15, 2017 A Tax March, a Black Lives Matter protest take over Seattle Crosscut Published April 6, 2017 Studying for U.S. Citizenship one stitch at a time Story & photos by Karen Ducey Crosscut Published March 23, 2017 On Aurora Avenue: 'Radical hospitality' Crosscut Published March 20, 2017 From Uwajimaya to internment and back again Around the time Uwajimaya became successful, the family behind the store was taken into an Internment Camp. They look back. Crosscut Published March 15, 2017 Washington’s legal pot experiment: Can it survive Trump? Under Obama, the federal government left states alone. The current White House has made no such promises. Crosscut Published March 13, 2017 A museum for the pinball obsessed The Seattle Pinball Museum offers fifty blinking machines for when you want to play hooky from the mundane The Seattle Pinball Museum offers fifty blinking machines for when you want to play hooky from the mundane Crosscut Published January 21, 2017 Seattle resists: Scenes from the ‘sister march' Crosscut Published January 20, 2017 Inauguration 2017: Dispatches from Seattle — and Trump Country Images and stories from around Washington state. Crosscut Published December 22, 2016 The orcas are starving Crosscut Published December 8, 2016 Social workers fleeing troubled foster care system Lousy pay, a toxic workplace and excessive workloads are driving away the people who serve vulnerable kids and their families. Crosscut Published November 23, 2016 Life, death and the dinner table At a four-day hunting school in backwoods Washington, students ponder what it means to eat meat, and whether they’d be willing to kill for it. At a four-day hunting school in backwoods Washington, students ponder what it means to eat meat, and whether they’d be willing to kill for it. Crosscut Published November 12, 2016 Just how secure is Seattle’s economy? The region may be more vulnerable to a recession than we assume Crosscut Published November 3, 2016 How tech is changing Seattle’s art scene Technology is reshaping the way local artists do their work and opening up possibilities they never could have imagined Crosscut Published October 27, 2016 Foster parents abandoning troubled system Washington state lost nearly one in five foster homes between 2008 and 2015 amid complaints of discord and disarray. Washington state lost nearly one in five foster homes between...