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	WTO Meeting of 1999 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The negotiations, which were unsuccessful, were quickly overshadowed by massive and controversial street protests outside the hotels and convention center, in what became the coming-out of the anti-globalization movement in the United States.
		Seattle mayor Paul Schell imposed a curfew and a 50-block "No-Protest Zone" of questionable legality and constitutionality.
		The conclusion by many in Seattle was that the WTO convention was not worth hosting due to the economic damage caused by the protests.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/WTO_Meeting_of_1999 (1295 words)

	Seattle Weekly owners set goals (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The new owners of the Seattle Weekly, the LA Weekly, the Village Voice and five other weeklies want to buy more such papers and explore deals with radio and Internet companies, CEO David Schneiderman said yesterday.
		At the LA Weekly, the average is 34; at the Village Voice, the average age drops to 31.
		According to audited figures supplied by the Stranger, its circulation as of March 1999 was 70,833, compared with 99,449 for the Seattle Weekly.
	seattlepi.nwsource.com /business/wkly06.shtml (501 words)

	Seattle Weekly
		Seattle, with its strong tradition of law with a social conscience, should understand this need better than most cities.
		The Seattle bar is rightly proud of an exceptional history of lawyering on behalf of the unpopular and the disadvantaged.
		Seattle and the nation had come close to losing a treasured artist, for the harried alien became the genius photographer who would express to thousands, through his lens, a profound love of Northwest landscape.
	www.mhb.com /weekly.htm (4739 words)

	The Stranger - News - City - Seattle Weekly Up for Sale
		The Weekly chose Stern Publishing, when it went up for sale just two and a half years ago, over other buyers in part because the company said it believed in the paper's autonomy and supported the Weekly's offshoot publication, Eastside Week.
		Not long after the purchase, however, Stern closed Eastside Week (the idea was to increase the circulation of Seattle Weekly to 150,000 by the end of '98 by distributing it on the Eastside; according to Verified Audit, the number hovers around 99,000).
		Weekly founder David Brewster, who left the paper after selling it to Stern, says, "The sense is the decision is being made in New York, and [Stern will] tell you who your next boss is."
	www.thestranger.com /seattle/Content?oid=2137 (802 words)

	Association of Alternative Newsweeklies \| Seattle Weekly Publisher Quits
		Seattle Weekly Publisher Alisa Cromer has resigned her post, citing "an insurmountable disagreement" about strategy for running the company between her and owner Village Voice Media.
		Cromer, who took the publishing reins at Seattle Weekly 15 months ago, headed the publication during a transition period that included a major redesign and the hiring of a new editor-in-chief, Audrey Van Buskirk.
		Prior to her Seattle tenure, Cromer was publisher of Orlando Weekly for four years.
	aan.org /gbase/aan/viewArticle?oid=oid:6397 (523 words)

	Seattle's other newspaper war (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The staff of Seattle Weekly, the city's largest alternative paper, had just assembled the annual dining guide, locking in the major pieces, such as the cover photo.
		Although the fight between the Seattle Post-Intelligencer and The Seattle Times has received much of the attention from media, courts and the papers' own pricey attorneys, the city's alternative and the alternative to the alternative wage an endless seven days' war, one that is often far more interesting, dynamic and representative of the city itself.
		It's become local legend that in the late 1980s and early 1990s, the Weekly's writers shared elevators with the musicians and producers streaming in and out of Sub Pop records -- where Nirvana got its break -- and still managed to be the last paper to cover the grunge explosion.
	seattlepi.nwsource.com /local/173151_newspaperwar13.html (1773 words)

	The Seattle Weekly versus Education Reform (Education Revolt) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		I was the one who got the ball rolling on that one, motivating both the Seattle Weekly and the Asian Weekly to cover the event and supplying them with information.
		The Seattle Weekly’s editors are to be commended for endorsing Dwight VanWinkle over establishment twins Nancy Waldman and Mary Jean Ryan, but they should not have endorsed him at my expense.
		A most curious post-election affair was a Seattle Weekly-sponsored campaign discussion between four noted local political observers (Seattle Weekly staff James Bush and George Howland, Seattle Times columnist Joni Balter, and conservative talk-show host John Carlson) at the Seneca Room.
	www.geobop.com /education/Media/1999/Weekly.htm (2371 words)

	Seattle News
		Seattle Arboretum, off Lake Washington Blvd., near the overhead footbridge With moisture levels in woody debris and dead standing trees at the lowest level in decades in the wildlands of eastern Washington, and...
		Seattle Times movie critic MICHAEL CLANCY / THE TENNESSEAN Cameron Crowe, writer and director of the movie "Elizabethtown," conducts an interview along the red carpet on Main Street in Franklin, Tenn., last...
		A Seattle woman who has been an anti-war crusader for the peace for the past 58 years is being recruited by the Marines.
	www.topix.net /seattle (1221 words)

	Board Member Sara Patton Responds to the Seattle Weekly
		We're happy to see the Seattle Weekly participating in the dialogue about Seattle City Light but disturbed about some inaccuracies in the February 18 article.
		Seattle City Light's leadership on behalf of its customers in investing in efficiency programs has resulted in significant savings over the last two decades for all of its customers.
		One of our strong recommendations is to significantly reduce their debt ratios but it is important that everyone understand how that debt was actually built up.
	www.cityofseattle.net /light/News/Advisory/ABMemo1.asp (436 words)

	[Infoshop News] WTO: Five Years After - Seattle Weekly (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The window breaking perpetrated by a few dozen anarchists in Seattle became justification in the American public's mind for violent law-enforcement measures that in turn further limited the public's sympathy for future demonstrations.
		But the Seattle demonstrations and the resulting WTO gridlock gave rise to a new generation of fair-trade activism, particularly in South America.
		They have to start looking into other ways to advance their interests." The WTO protests in Seattle were a quantum leap forward in terms of public awareness of trade issues.
	flag.blackened.net /pipermail/infoshop-news/2004-November/004193.html (1412 words)

	Seattle Weekly Release
		Seattle Sounders 10 9 1 2 43 6
		Seattle's is 3-7 on the road this season with three more regular season games to play.
		Seattle had tied the score at 1-1 when Brian Ching scored his second goal in two games.
	www.geocities.com /francesfo/release.html (692 words)

	Tong Family Blog: Seattle Archives
		Seattle Mariners : Schedule : 2005 Mariners Schedule.
		These days I'm more likely to use the Seattle Weekly, but not the Gayot guides are on the web for all to see.
		Brett has started an Art School in Seattle (Ravenna) and is opening a new location in Madison in September.
	www.tongfamily.com /travel/seattle/index.php (497 words)

	The Seattle SCRABBLE® Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Seattle P-I: Jennifer Langston article May 31, 2005
		Robert Jamieson, Seattle Post-Intelligencer columnist, revisits Stephen Wilkie.
		The venue is typically in a high-density part of Seattle.
	www.drizzle.com /~thinman/scrabble.html (1504 words)

	City of Seattle Mayor's Film & Music Office Web Site-Home Page
		The Mayor's Office of Film and Music is dedicated to supporting the film industry and works to maintain Seattle's reputation as a professional, efficient, and hospitable location in which to film.
		Excited by the energy and emotion that the athletes brought to the game, he asked coach Bill Resler if it would be all right if he brought his video camera next time, to perhaps make a documentary about Resler and the team.
		The discussion will offer a wealth of resources and information for low-budget and no-budget filmmakers around Seattle as well as create a forum for indie filmmakers and location managers to discuss their individual needs.
	www.ci.seattle.wa.us /filmoffice (2244 words)

	Mudhoney: Articles: Seattle Weekly, 9/24/98 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		It was Muhammed Ali meets George Fraizer...Axl rose against Bob Guccione...Attila the Hun vs. a bunch of non-huns...oh hell, it was really just the Partridge Family unites with the Brady Bunch.
		Plus, they're both from Seattle, and they both have amazing new records that come out September 22: Mudhoney's Tomorrow Hit Today, recorded in Memphis with anti-industry legend Jim Dickinson, and Murder City Devil's Empty Bottles Broken Hearts.
		Turner: Mudhoney played with Danzig in Seattle in '88, I think...They had their free-weights in the backstage room.
	www.ocf.berkeley.edu /~ptn/mudhoney/articles/19980924sw.html (961 words)

	Welcome to SeattleSucks.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Two single-line ads were placed on the back covers of The Stranger and Seattle Weekly for a week or so.
		A few people visited the forum, a few angry emails arrived (not too angry—this is Seattle, after all), and I scanned the local and national news for Seattle-related items to make fun of on the site.
		I decided to shut down the forums on December 31, 2004, which generated a story in the Seattle Times.
	seattlesucks.com (655 words)

	Artdish : Seattle Republicans in Seattle Weekly
		What is worse, he seems obsessed with his own status as a social outcast and uses this collective sense of alienation as the connective thread that unites the Seattle's Republicans -- a groups he holds up as the city's most persecuted minority.
		I think you just proved a large part of Matt's article - that Republicans are laughed at in Seattle and the environment of "openness and acceptance" which the left preaches is inclusive only for their own kind.
		It is Seattle's liberal culture that allowed such goofiness to be put in print.
	www.artdish.com /ubbcgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=7&t=000044 (1378 words)

	Education Revolt concludes that Seattle's favorite leftist political columnist, Geov Parrish, may be a political ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The year was 1999, and I was a candidate for a seat on the Seattle School Board in what was probably the most promising and historic school board race in recent Seattle history.
		After thrashing the child-exploiting derelict in “A Man in a Uniform,” Parrish virtually ignored the General until he was diagnosed with leukemia, after which Parrish rallied with the twits who mourned Stanford—even as the twisted bastard used his illness to increase his exploitation of children.
		(Seattle Weekly, April 26, 2001), Parrish wrote, “She [Judy Nicastro] would have been the only woman and the only progressive in a prospective four-way mayoral race.
	www.geobop.com /education/Media/People/Parrish (2848 words)

	Seattle Channel
		The Seattle Fire Department will highlight fire safety throughout the month of October.
		The Washington Center for the Book at The Seattle Public Library announced that ten books written by local authors are winners of the 2005 Washington State Book Awards.
		As light rail is built to connect Seattle and SeaTac follow the news on construction and the closure of the downtown transit tunnel.
	www.seattlechannel.org (572 words)

	Seattle Weekly Rentals (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		L'Auberge at The Edge of Seattle is a luxury 1 bedroom apartment, honeymoon suite, studio suite and one bedroom getaway facility that is for rent on a secluded 5 acres in the woods; beautifully furnished and accessorized.
		The University Inn a chic and serene Seattle vacation rental is located in the heart of the University business district.
		The Bacon Mansion is a Bed and Breakfast on Seattle's Capitol Hill, one mile north of downtown Seattle.
	seattle.rentalo.com /seattle_weekly_rentals.htm (1245 words)

	Sound Politics: Seattle Weekly Cover Story: "Blue City Conservatives"
		Here's my cover story in today's Seattle Weekly, "Blue City Conservatives." The standard joke when anyone mentions Seattle Republicans is something along the lines of, "All two of them?" Or, "do they meet in a phone booth?" In fact, Seattle Republicans are somewhat more numerous, and coming out of the closet.
		A Seattle district elections proposal was last defeated in 2003, by seven percent (with voter turnout in that contest a scant 34.7 percent.
		Oh, and after reading the "Soviet of Seattle" portion of the article, being an eastsider I can tell you that we are DEFINITELY more tolerant of opposing views over here than the inbred Seattle Leftists show themselves to be.
	www.soundpolitics.com /archives/004623.html (4042 words)

	Chief Seattle Speech :: Washington State Library
		The speech given by Chief Seattle in January of 1854 is the subject of a great deal of historical debate.
		The best description of the saga of Chief Seattle's speech can be found in an essay by Rudolf Kaiser: "Chief Seattle's Speech(es): American Origins and European Reception" published in Recovering the Word: Essays on Native American Literature by the University of California Press, 1987.
		A brief historical outline of the conditions under which Chief Seattle originally spoke, and how the various textual transcriptions of that text came to be.
	www.synaptic.bc.ca /ejournal/wslibrry.htm (612 words)

	Tucson Weekly : Books : Seattle Quake
		Alexander Cockburn and Jeffrey St. Clair have dashed off this book--100 pages plus Allan Sekula's vibrant gallery of photos--in order to document a new buoyancy: the building of a radical and diverse activist movement, the creation of unprecedented coalitions between labor and environmentalists, the existence of bodies on the front line.
		Their coverage begins with the WTO debacle in Seattle (November 28-December 3, 1999), continues with the protests against the International Monetary Fund and World Bank meetings in Washington, D.C. (April 15-17, 2000), and ends with the Republican and Democratic conventions in Philadelphia and Los Angeles (summer, 2000).
		He chastises labor's slimy ducking out at the last minute, thereby fortifying the mainstream press image of the protesters as "global village idiots"--the Wall Street Journal moniker for the anarchist demonstrators who were left to deal with the amped-up militarization.
	www.tucsonweekly.com /gbase/Books/Content?oid=oid:43933 (970 words)

	The Defender Association
		NLADA Seattle Conference Featured on KUOW's The Conversation: Bob Boruchowitz, George Yeannakis, and Joann Wallace discuss public defense in Washington and around the nation.
		Letter to Seattle Weekly from Defender Director on WTO Justice, January, 2000
		Bob Boruchowitz and David Bown are among 14 citizens chosen for the Seattle task force studying racial profiling.
	www.defender.org (770 words)

	Association of Alternative Newsweeklies \| Seattle Weekly
		Seattle Weekly is the largest weekly in the Northwest and the predominant alternative to the JOA daily papers in Seattle.
		Founded in 1976, it serves up fiercely independent coverage of Seattle politics, urban issues, and arts, with prize-winning reporting and writing and provocative cultural commentary.
		Seattle Weekly Names Tim Appelo Senior Arts Writer
	aan.org /gyrobase/Aan/viewCompany?oid=oid:85 (181 words)

	Idealog: Seattle Weekly's Investing for Change
		The Seattle Weekly has published my new story, Investing for Change, in which I share my recent exploration to re-allocate my investments for a healthier society.
		On the surface, George W. Bush may be a likable guy - but there's never been a more obvious contradiction between his professed values and the anecdote I describe about his EPA revoking regulations on rat poison manufacturers which has led to a record epidemic of 50,000 sick children in 2004.
		If you're in Seattle, I encourage you to visit the Seattle Democracy School Web site to learn more about an upcoming lecture I'm co-hosting Thursday, February 10, 2005: "Old Stories, New Struggles: Transforming the Work of People Beguiled by the Corporate State" with Richard Grossman and Thomas Linzey.
	www.idealog.us /2005/01/seattle_weeklys.html (318 words)

	Seattle Weekly sharing newsracks with strike newspaper - 2000-11-27
		Seattle Weekly, the city's largest alternative newspaper, will share about 200 of its newsracks with the Seattle Union Record, the newspaper being produced by striking employees of The Seattle Times and the Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
		Alisa Cromer, publisher of the Weekly, called the move a "gesture of support" for members of the Pacific Northwest Newspaper Guild.
		Starbucks recently sought to exclude free community publications such as the Weekly from its stores, but then reversed policy and left the decision to local store managers, who presumably have discretion to choose whether to allow the Union Record in their stores.
	www.bizjournals.com /seattle/stories/2000/11/27/daily2.html (508 words)

	Metroblogging Seattle: weekly weekly report (part 2): SITH edition
		Although change is usually scary and bad, this version improves the readability a bit (possibly breaks all old links to the site's archives) and introduces a "Slog" a Stranger Blog.
		In the next newsbin, the Seattle Weekly features a pamphlet all about the Northwest Folklife Festival.
		My devotion to recapping the weeklies is no match for my deeply held conviction to avoid all things Folklife; so this section was immediately discarded.
	seattle.metblogs.com /archives/2005/05/weekly_weekly_r_10.phtml (707 words)

	Association of Alternative Newsweeklies \| Seattle Weekly Picks New Publisher
		Seattle Weekly announced Monday that 15-year newspaper veteran Alisa Cromer has been named publisher.
		As if publishing a weekly paper isn't enough, Cromer recently directed a movie that will be shown at this year's Florida Film Festival.
		Although she is excited about that accomplishment, Cromer said she will devote her considerable energy exclusively to the Seattle Weekly.
	aan.org /gyrobase/Aan/viewArticle?oid=oid:1057 (394 words)

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