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The Math: Seattle Exports By the Numbers

04/25/2012 By James Ross Gardner

Crime

The PTSD Defense

A Bellingham mental health expert says the soldier accused of the worst military atrocity in decades isn’t the only one to blame.

04/25/2012 By James Ross Gardner

Article

Sir Mix-a-Lot Reflects on “Baby Got Back,” 20 Years Later

04/25/2012 By Matthew Halverson

Feature

Exquisite Corpses

E. R. Butterworth’s full-service mortuary revolutionized the funeral business. When tuberculosis and diphtheria ravaged the city, that business was good. When one of America’s first female serial killers struck, business got complicated.

03/23/2012 By James Ross Gardner

Article

Public v. Private Education

Seattle parents want their kids to have everything. Except privilege.

03/23/2012 By Kathryn Robinson

Article

Puberty Lady Julie Metzger Talks About Sex

03/23/2012 By Matthew Halverson

Article

Trade Secrets: Don’t Fear the Tax Man

03/23/2012 By Allie Oosta

Article

Emergency Unpreparedness

Seattleites know the Big Earthquake is coming. So why aren’t more of us ready for it?

03/07/2012 By Kathryn Robinson

Article

Cranium Founder Richard Tait’s New Big Idea

03/07/2012 By Matthew Halverson

Article

The Oldest Living Girl Scout Is One Tough Cookie

03/07/2012 By Matthew Halverson

Article

The Math: Columbia Tower Stairclimb Stats

03/07/2012

Article

The Smartest Sucker in the Room

From his humble trailer in northern Washington State, Scott Stuart ran a decade-long investment scam so lucrative you’d think he was a lifetime con artist. The truth is, everything he knew he learned from the Nigerians who bled him dry.

03/02/2012 By Matthew Halverson