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EDITORIAL | Motivating change

Mayor Ed Murray is coming up with his own regional funding plan to save local bus service without alienating other bus riders countywide.

EDITORIAL | We’re failing our students

With Washington being the first state to lose its waiver from the federal No Child Left Behind education law, all 1.04 million students in 295 school districts here will automatically receive letters this fall saying they are attending “failing” schools.

LIQUOR | May 16, 2014

PJAE L.L.C., a restaurant lounge selling spirits, beer and wine; and sale of wine for off-premises consumption, applied for a liquor license.

Low-cost life jackets for sale at Evans Pool

Seattle Parks and Recreation will sell low-cost life jackets from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, May 17, at Evans Pool (7201 E. Green Lake Drive N.).

SEEDArts to screen documentary on income inequality

SEEDArts Cinema will present the documentary “Inequality for All” at the Rainier Valley Cultural Center (3515 S. Alaska St.) on Saturday, May 17, at 7 p.m.

REVIEW | Not much in ‘God’s Pocket’ worth seeing

John Slattery’s “God’s Pocket” boasts an impressive cast, with the likes of Phillip Seymour Hoffman (in one of his last roles), John Turturro, Christina Hendricks and Richard Jenkins.

REVIEW | Tom Hardy is heart of ‘Locke’

Tom Hardy is one of the best actors working today. At 36, the British-born performer can completely immerse himself into a role.

REVIEW | ‘Fading Gigolo’ shines another spotlight on Woody Allen

In “Fading Gigolo,” an entertaining and bizarre yet slight picture, Woody Allen plays a pimp to John Turturro’s gigolo. It’s a fresh and brilliantly absurd bit of casting.

REVIEW | ‘Blue Ruin’ brings honor to revenge-thriller genre

“Blue Ruin” is a taut and deliberate revenge thriller suggesting that just because you may have the urge and the drive to exact revenge on someone, it doesn’t mean it’s as easy as picking up a gun and popping a cap in the bastard’s head.

LAND USE | May 9, 2014

621 34TH AVE. has applied for a Land Use Application to demolish two structures. 

SIFF’s 40th anniversary

Seattle International Film Festival (SIFF), which has been spicing up our city with an international vibe of cinema from around the world year after year, is celebrating its 40th anniversary.

Fundraising begins on ‘Shadow Wave Wall’

The nonprofit Jimi Hendrix Park Foundation has announced a new fundraising effort to support the construction costs of a public art structure, the “Shadow Wave Wall,” at Seattle’s Jimi Hendrix Park.

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Man, 20, killed in Leschi

Police continue to look for suspects after finding a 20-year-old man shot to death in Leschi on April 24.

LIQUOR | May 2, 2014

Liquor application for St. Clouds and an approval for Harbour Pointe Coffeehouse.

An economic stimulus?

Restaurateur Bret Chatalas didn’t choose Madison Park; it chose him when he bought his first restaurant there in 1992.

Madison Park hit with mini crime wave

Unknown graffiti artists traveled down East Madison Street in Madison Park with spray paint in hand on April 10, tagging several store buildings.

Man shot, killed in Leschi

Seattle Police Homicide detectives are investigating the fatal shooting of a man on April 26 in Leschi.

Glassybaby reaches $2 million in donations

Madrona-based Glassybaby (3406 E. Union St.) has reached its goal of $2 million in giving to charities around the country that are dedicated to healing.

Valley to pilot a parklet

The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) has announced that one of the additional parklets in the 2014 Pilot Parklet Program will be at Harbour Pointe Coffeehouse (2818 E. Madison St.) in Madison Valley.