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As Scientology Expands in Seattle, So Do Its Naysayersnew

Masked protesters are taking to the city's streets as the church eyes new facilities downtown and in lower Queen Anne.

Seattle Weekly | Brian Miller | 08-18-2008 | Religion

Tags: religion, Scientology, protest, Anonymous

A Field Guide to Seattle's Ugliest Housesnew

The FAR Monster, The Encroacher, The Green Zone Special and other species ruining your neighborhood.

Seattle Weekly | Brian Miller | 04-07-2008 | Housing & Development

Tags: housing & development

Over the (Capitol) Hillnew

The soul of Seattle's gayest neighborhood is being chipped away by high-priced condos. Does that signal the beginning of diaspora away from an older, richer, more hetero Capitol Hill?

Seattle Weekly | Brian Miller | 01-22-2008 | LGBT

Tags: gay & lesbian issues

Seattle's E-Waste Conundrumnew

Our new state e-waste law won't go into effect for another year. It's a complicated scheme in which industry will take back its wares, at no cost to the consumer, via the Washington Material Management and Financing Authority.

Seattle Weekly | Brian Miller | 01-07-2008 | Environment

Tags: environment

Seattle Wants You to 'Green Up' by Paying Extranew

Is this ecologically sound or a waste of good intentions?

Seattle Weekly | Brian Miller | 08-06-2007 | Environment

Tags: environment

Seattle Hotel Could be Pathway to Citizenship for Investorsnew

Rich foreigners would gain green cards by investing in an industry reliant on undocumented workers.

Seattle Weekly | Brian Miller | 07-02-2007 | Immigration

Tags: Immigration

Pet-rescue Underground Railroad Won't Leave a Dog Behindnew

For its members, that can mean bites, tornadoes of fluff and nothing left for the mortgage.

Seattle Weekly | Brian Miller and Huan Hsu | 04-16-2007 | Animal Issues

Tags: animal issues

How Seattle Ended Up With the Great Wall of Waterfront Blightnew

Given the acrimonious political debate over the Alaskan Way Viaduct's replacement, leading to Tuesday's mail-in advisory ballot, you'd think the elevated eyesore was controversial even before its 1953 opening -- not true.

Seattle Weekly | Brian Miller | 03-13-2007 | Housing & Development

Tags: housing & development