Entries from Seattlest tagged with 'vicepresident'
August 23, 2008
Did you get a text message? Because we signed up for the damned text, and got nothing. Thank God for our internet addiction, though, because we got it from CNN.com as soon as we got home from being out. Obama chose Biden. We can all exhale. McCain's statment was: "There has been no harsher critic of Barack Obama's lack of experience than Joe Biden." And now back to local news.........
Continue Reading "So Much For That Text Message...It's Biden"August 12, 2008
"all u need" courtesy of Seattlest Flickr photographer shapefarm My Ballard brought the best news we read all Monday, reporting that Cuban sandwich savior Paseo, is opening another location today. We have to admit to having dreamed of Paseo's sandwiches (they are that good), so news of a second location is like Christmas in August.The Big Blog gives you the 411 on Obama's VP. If you want to be the first on your block to......
Continue Reading "Neighborhood News Roundup"June 11, 2008
The PI's Big Blog floated the rumor yesterday that Washington's own "mom in tennis shoes," Patty Murray, could become Obama's running mate. We did a double take and wondered if someone had spiked our morning coffee. While Murray has been a successful legislator for Washington State, she was a fierce Hillary supporter until throwing her support behind Obama on Sunday. She doesn't add what Obama needs to the ticket anyway. By noon yesterday, Murray's......
Continue Reading "Patty Murray, and Others Who Won't Be Obama's VP"February 13, 2008
The February performance of Eve Ensler's Vagina Monologues is commonplace in cities across America. In Seattle, "V-Day" will be celebrated with a performance on February 24th at The Museum of History and Industry (MOHAI). Sponsoring the event is the Seattle Office of The National Council of Jewish Women. To advertise the performance, The Council produced the colorful print you see to the right. The advertisement is running in The Seattle Weekly and JT News,......
Continue Reading "Fine For Temple, Too Risque for The Times "April 2, 2007
The Seattle Weekly government in exile launched its website today and has promised to continue posting to it until the people rise up and give them their paper back. Anyone pining for the city's other weekly and its lovable cast of characters circa the Bronze Age through about a year ago should head over to Crosscut immediately. We'll see you back here when you've had your fill. :::Seattlest fumbles with getting our new cell phone......
Continue Reading "Where Are They Now: Seattle Weekly Edition"February 19, 2007
Earlier we reported the story of a man who attempted to fill out a job application at Mariners HQ, but was refused a pen. Now, the Mariners have apologized to him. Writing on the Blue Moon bar's blog, the thwarted applicant published an email he received Friday afternoon:Jason, My name is Marianne Short and I am the Vice President of Human Resources with the Seattle Mariners. I have tried to do some detective work here......
Continue Reading "The Mariners Apologize for Having Only One Pen"February 28, 2006
Well, it happened. In a 7-2 vote that was never extended to the public, the King County Council agreed to spending at least $500,000 to change our logo from a crown to the likeness of Martin Luther King Jr. And to add to the surreal ludicrousness of this move, Ron Sims is designing the new logo. The jesters are now running the castle, Seattle. The people of Seattle didn't approve of the idea when it......
Continue Reading "King County Logo Revision Passes"