All The News
--On Tuesday the Committee for a Two-Newspaper Town asked a judge to disappear the Joint Operating Agreement that tethers the Post-Intelligencer to the Seattle Times. We're not quite sure where they're going with that one yet.
--Safeway burst onto the local biodiesel scene today with a pump in West Seattle. $2.85 for B20! Damn! We mean, uh, that's good that the Earth is being saved.
--Replacement's replacement needs replacing on the Stranger masthead. We hardly knew ye.
--A WWII-era reactor at Hanford has been proposed as a national historic landmark. Are there any other superfund sites that are up for landmark status?
--The $121 dollars Seattle Pride 2006 raised in donations aren't going to go very far towards their $100,000 tab at Seattle Center.
--National Geographic's new web feature inexplicably fails to mention giant elevated freeways in a conversation about smart urban density.
--Michael Medved: Homophobe, fatchickophobe.
--Charlie and Dennis, meet Pogo.
--Chuck Klosterman in Esquire: It has now been five days since Britney Spears became Xavier McDaniel.
Image from the Seattlest Flickr Group courtesy of Matt Westervelt.
