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EDITORIAL | Lost messages in politics

At the start of Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders’ rally last Saturday, two Black Lives Matter activists took over the Westlake Center stage to recall attention to their cause. But any message that either party had to convey was quickly lost in the ensuing struggle for control of the microphone.

SR 520 closing this weekend for bridge inspection

State Route 520 will close to traffic this weekend for the last annual inspection of the highway’s 52-year-old floating bridge.

REVIEW | ‘Straight Outta Compton’ topical, enthralling

“Straight Outta Compton” is an informative, timely, hugely entertaining, moving tribute to the musical group and a celebration of the gangsta rap movement. It isn’t solely a musician biopic but a portrait of a cultural revolution, too.

REVIEW | Guy Ritchie returns to top form with ‘Man from U.N.C.L.E.’

British director Guy Richie has lost his way of late. But the slick Cold War-era spy throwback “The Man from U.N.C.L.E.” reinvigorates his career.

Crush restaurant to close Aug. 28, become culinary test lab

Chef Jason Wilson and his wife and business partner, Nicole Wilson, are closing CRUSH in Madison Valley.

SR 520/Montlake Blvd. intersection getting makeover

Drivers exiting westbound state Route 520 onto Montlake Boulevard will encounter a wider off-ramp and a new T-intersection beginning Monday, Aug. 10.

E-sports’ Dota 2 competition takes over KeyArena

The event taking place at the KeyArena this week may just look like another video game convention, but within the halls of the arena is a monster of a culture that has yet to be experienced by the masses: Dota 2’s e-sports scene.

REVIEW | Newest ‘Fantastic Four’ has too much set-up, too little else

Josh Trank’s “Fantastic Four” reboot is a failure. But it’s fascinating in the way it fails.

REVISITING THE PARK | Summertime thrills and chills

Waking up to quiet summer mornings reminds me how it used to be all day here in Madison Park.

SEATTLE SOUNDINGS | SeattleLand!

Behind closed doors, far from public scrutiny, the project of remaking Seattle continues apace.

THE BOTTOM LINE | When we get tired of the old narratives

Several friends have left already because they were convinced that America was not a place where American Africans can live in peace and harmony. 

Shamans and developers: A match made in heaven

It’s a slightly complicated ritual, but one Seb Barnett had little trouble performing.

ASK RAY ABOUT REAL ESTATE | Rent your home or sell it — it’s a win-win

In 2014, Seattle was the fastest-growing city in the United States, and in-migration of new residents has created a supply-demand crisis for available housing units.

Fred Hutch’s Obliteride to spin through neighborhoods

Obliteride riders will cycle through the Washington Park Arboretum, Madison Valley, Madrona and Leschi on Sunday, Aug. 9.

HEALTHY AND ACTIVE | Stay hydrated during this hot summer

We are fortunate to live in a beautiful city surrounded by water, where, in typical years, water falls from the sky more days that we would like.

PAWS AND REFLECT | The families of the animal kingdom

Progeny is a fundamental feature of life that we share with all species.

FOOD MATTERS | News on tap

When Burke Shethar, a real estate appraiser by profession, opened the Madrona Easter & Ale House 20 years ago, he was on the leading edge of a transformation in Seattle neighborhoods.