Knute Berger weighs in on Seattle’s most iconic personalities, past and present, from popular musicians to historical figures
By Knute Berger | December 10, 2019
How Has Seattle Changed Since the 1999 World Trade Organization Protests
Twenty years after the WTO demonstrations, Knute Berger looks at how the far right came out ahead
By Knute Berger | November 15, 2019
There’s More to PNW’s Sky-high Aviation History Than Just Boeing
Seattleites have been looking to the skies to innovate since the Klondike Gold Rush—Knute Berger explores our deep aviation roots
By Knute Berger | October 14, 2019
Local Bird Population Decline Catches Birders by Surprise
Knute Berger reflects on how birds add richness to our surroundings
By Knute Berger | September 24, 2019
The New ASUW Shell House Will Pay Homage to Its History Through a Restoration
An old UW building where the ‘Boys in the Boat’ hung out has many layers of history, says Knute Berger, who is all for the current effort to restore it to its former glory
By Knute Berger | September 20, 2019
Human Composting Becomes an Option in Washington, But Is It for Everyone?
Human composting will soon be a choice in our state, but Knute Berger has a different end in mind
By Knute Berger | August 16, 2019
100 Hundred Years Later, Seattle Still Loves Hockey and Bad Baseball
Seattle has always been sports town—Knute Berger notes how in 1919, hockey and baseball were both making headlines
By Knute Berger | August 2, 2019
Has the PNW Become the ‘Silicon Valley of Space’?
On the 50th anniversary of the moon landing, Knute Berger wonders where our space dreams will take us next
By Knute Berger | July 10, 2019
What the Seattle Mariners Need Now
A little more beer could make watching losing games a little more fun
