Publisher’s Note: A Different Seattle Nice Launching a new era of kindness and respect Hey! Who Killed Nice? And for that matter, has anyone seen Civility, Kindness and Manners? I jest, of course, but I… Jonathan Sposato
Life in the Sea Suite Jeffrey Linn takes a decidedly long view on climate change Jeffrey Linn blends the mentality of an artist with the mind of a scientist to create what he calls a… Rob Smith
Temperatures Rising The urgency to move quickly on climate efforts is palpable in Seattle As the world warms and catastrophic climate events unfold around the globe, Seattleites worry, hope, and act in ways big… Heidi Mills
Intentional Inclusion Ruchika Tulshyan urges companies to do the hard work necessary to create meaningful change Ruchika Tulshyan moved to Seattle because her husband got a job at Amazon. Nine years later, he’s still there. Tulshyan’s… Rob Smith
How The West Was Spun Whatcom Museum exhibit seeks to correct enduring myths Much of what you know about the Old West is a myth. A new exhibit at the Whatcom seeks to… Rob Smith
Fave Five Apparel, Art, Ice Cream, Music 1 SATISFY your fashion appetite with sustainable luxury. Sell Your Sole Consignment features only mint condition women’s designer clothing and… Heather Lowenthal
Letter to Seattle: Inspiring Imagination Cornish helped budding artist embrace her creativity Letter to Seattle is a new feature highlighting the good deeds and positive experiences in our region. This is a… Liz Tran
Reading Seattle’s ‘The Rocket’ A soaring journey through the early history of Seattle’s legendary magazine of music and culture Shortly before Nirvana released its epic album “Nevermind,” a publicist for Geffen Records asked the band members how they might… Todd Matthews
Books: ‘Outrage to Activism’ ‘Undercurrents’ urges readers to look beyond the surface Steve Davis is executive strategic adviser for the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and is a lecturer on social innovation… Seattle Mag
