Monday, October 19, 2026

Seattle

Block-Rockin’ Feats

Chris Jones and Joe Nix combine ambassadorial knowledge and evangelistic zeal for the Belltown neighborhood that houses their bars, Screwdriver and Jupiter, respectively. That civic fervor has manifested Belltown Blast, a daylong, eclectic celebration of a vital cultural hub,...

Hang on Snoopy

I’m a 47-year-old divorced dad. Met a 26-year-old woman nine months ago. Things have been great except for one thing: My girlfriend won’t give me access to her phone. When we met, I explained that I have trust issues due...

Come Visit Us This Thursday!

It is happening again! Come visit us this Thursday at The Stranger’s office for our Capitol Hill Art Walk, featuring work by Madison Kirkman. From our August issue (on stands now), Kirkman’s photo essay—Good Grief: Living With Loss in...

Slog AM: Washington Doesn’t Have Enough Places to Live, Military Morale Is Collapsing, and a Madman Threatens to Detonate a Nuke in the Earth’s...

Fire evacuations mean more Spokane residents lack housing than ever: Spokane never had enough shelter beds for all its needy citizens, but providing enough wasn’t a problem for city leaders as long as those citizens were homeless. But with...

New Bill Would Junk Landlord “Junk” Fees

Tired of your landlord springing extra fees on you at the last minute?  The Seattle City Council will vote Tuesday on a bill that would make it illegal for landlords to charge many spurious “junk” fees like pest control charges,...

What You’re Not Wearing

These face beads: These studs: This tic-tac-toe: This Phoebe Bridgers shirt: These shoes: These scarves: This bedazzled Yu-Gi-Oh shirt: These SpongeBob nails: These boots: These safety vests: These overalls: This cycling jersey: This blossom dress: This crochet: This autocorrect: Related  

Exposure Therapy

“How does it feel to be called the saddest musician in the world?” I asked Phil Elverum on a Monday morning from his home on Orcas Island. I thought this question, referring to the title of a 2018 Spinoff...

Columbia Funeral Home Greeted Visitors With the Dead for More Than a Century

For decades, Columbia Funeral Home & Crematory greeted drivers, passengers, pedestrians as they entered Columbia City. The neon sign, “Columbia Funeral Home,” fixed on the side of the roof that faced Rainier Avenue, stood out against the old building,...

Stranger Suggests: Your Agenda This Week, August 10–August 16

MONDAY 8/10 Yard Act (MUSIC) Yard Act’s third album starts with an industrial post-punk track featuring tongue-in-cheek commentary conveyed through spoken word vocals before launching into a melodic, guitar-forward indie rock song. The whole record continues this way, weaving between discordant,...

Slog AM: Earth Burns, Earth Shakes, Biden’s Cancer Has Spread

Let’s begin with the planet’s destruction: The Little Giant fire near Lake Chelan has grown to 111,429 acres, or 174 square miles, and is 2 percent contained as of this morning. Little Giant has consumed two homes, three cabins,...
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AI factory maintenance startup Syncrowin bags $3 million pre-seed

The round was led by New York’s Collide Capital, with participation from Hustle Fund, POV Ventures, Australia’s Co-Ventures and...
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