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Seattle PostGlobe - Top News: Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder releases new album, launches solo tour
In support of his upcoming solo album, “Ukulele Songs,” Eddie Vedder will launch a short U.S. solo tour in June and July. Vedder’s tour kicks off June 15 at Performing Arts Center in Providence, R.I., and closes July 15 at Seattle’s Benaroya Hall. Joining Vedder on the road is musical guest Glen Hansard (The Swell Season, The Frames). Tickets for all shows go on sale April 1. 
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Although the Cascade snowpack is roughly normal this year (which is low for a La Nina year in which we expect it to be above normal), the central Sierra Mountains of central CA have been hit very, very hard.
The Alpine Meadows ski resort near Lake Taho is closed today due to unprecedented snowfall, high high winds and avalanche hazards. The nearby Squaw Valley has had the greatest seasonal snowfall on record, with 45 inches overnight at 8200 ft. Snow has even hit lower elevations in northern CA, with 
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CHS: Capitol Hill Seattle Pool: CHS: Capitol Hill Seattle Pool: The Temple of Light, AKA the Seattle Memorial Temple
Michael Holden has added a photo to the pool: Built after the Capitol Hill massacre five years ago today, installed at Seattle Center and burned at Burning Man 2006. RIP Jeremy, Jason, Deacon, Sushi, Melissa and Suzanne.
My Arm is one of those performances that defies easy explanation. It's a circuitous web of language and ideas, sudden sharp turns, and screeching halts. There's a take on a high school valedictory speech that's so funny I almost inhaled my cough drop; a pair of former child actors; a Robert Frost poem; and a bizarre boat tour, all interspersed with video and live music performed by Smith on a hammered dulcimer, an autoharp, and a bowed psaltery.
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Michael Holden has added a photo to the pool: Built after the Capitol Hill massacre five years ago today, installed at Seattle Center and burned at Burning Man 2006. RIP Jeremy, Jason, Deacon, Sushi, Melissa and Suzanne. 
CHS: Capitol Hill Seattle Pool: CHS: Capitol Hill Seattle Pool: The Temple of Light, AKA the Seattle Memorial Temple
Michael Holden has added a photo to the pool: Built after the Capitol Hill massacre five years ago today, installed at Seattle Center and burned at Burning Man 2006. RIP Jeremy, Jason, Deacon, Sushi, Melissa and Suzanne. 
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CHS: Capitol Hill Seattle Pool: CHS: Capitol Hill Seattle Pool: The Temple of Light, AKA the Seattle Memorial Temple
Michael Holden has added a photo to the pool: Built after the Capitol Hill massacre five years ago today, installed at Seattle Center and burned at Burning Man 2006. RIP Jeremy, Jason, Deacon, Sushi, Melissa and Suzanne. 
CHS: Capitol Hill Seattle Pool: CHS: Capitol Hill Seattle Pool: The Temple of Light, AKA the Seattle Memorial Temple
Michael Holden has added a photo to the pool: Built after the Capitol Hill massacre five years ago today, installed at Seattle Center and burned at Burning Man 2006. RIP Jeremy, Jason, Deacon, Sushi, Melissa and Suzanne. 
CHS: Capitol Hill Seattle Pool: CHS: Capitol Hill Seattle Pool: The Temple of Light, AKA the Seattle Memorial Temple
Michael Holden has added a photo to the pool: Built after the Capitol Hill massacre five years ago today, installed at Seattle Center and burned at Burning Man 2006. RIP Jeremy, Jason, Deacon, Sushi, Melissa and Suzanne. 
CHS: Capitol Hill Seattle Pool: CHS: Capitol Hill Seattle Pool: The Temple of Light, AKA the Seattle Memorial Temple
Michael Holden has added a photo to the pool: Built after the Capitol Hill massacre five years ago today, installed at Seattle Center and burned at Burning Man 2006. RIP Jeremy, Jason, Deacon, Sushi, Melissa and Suzanne. 
Madison Park Blogger: Madison Park Blogger: City likely to begin nighttime construction on East Madison Street through Madison Valley
Perhaps unsurprisingly, the reaction of area retailers, service providers, and restaurateurs 
CHS: Capitol Hill Seattle Pool: CHS: Capitol Hill Seattle Pool: Work is the New Retirement
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A couple of weeks ago, The Valley View, the monthly community newsletter of the Greater Madison Valley Community Council, broke the story that the City of Seattle had settled a lawsuit with the twelve Madison Valley residents who had sued over stormwater and sewer damage to their houses. This original reporting by citizen journalist David Jacobson resulted from the discovery of the settlement through a public records request. Jacobson learned that the City had agreed to pay the plaintiffs
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Seattle PostGlobe - Top News: Theater Commentary: Of Mice and Men, The Happy Ones
What is the “American character?” The recently opened production of John Steinbeck’s “Of Mice and Men” offers one view that reflects the mood of the 1930s. Yet another show currently running across town suggests an opposite one, only two generations later. The play version of the novel adheres tightly to this literary classic, as it was adapted by Steinbeck himself. The story of two drifters, George (Troy Fischnaller) and his “slow” partner Lennie (Charles Leggett), voices the vanquished hopes and frustrations commonly felt in the Great Depression. When we first meet them, the pair are on the way to new work as hired hands on a Soledad, California ranch, having narrowly escaped a mob upstate that Lennie’s hulking missteps drew. The jobs offer the latest in a string of fresh starts, although George’s efforts to protect his disadvantaged friend will inevitably and tragically fail. It’s George and Lennie’s partnership that makes them different from their fellow ranch hands, a peculiarity that all comment on. “What’s...
by Mike Andrew - SGN Staff Writer
The hand-lettered sign on the door of Capitol Hill Alano Club read, in big block letters, 'CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE DUE TO FIRE.' A police officer driving by the building at 1900 E. Madison at 2:40 a.m. on March 22 saw smoke pouring out of a second floor window. He called the fire department. 'After the f
by Shaun Knittel - SGN Associate Editor
Part one of a two-part series exploring the link between family acceptance of LGBT children and preventing homelessness and suicide. Caitlin Ryan, director of the California-based Family Acceptance Project (FAP) believes that the best way to keep LGBT teens off the streets and away from thoughts of sui
Seattle Gay News: U.S. calls on U.N. to act on LGBT rights, Vatican is outraged
by Mike Andrew - SGN Staff Writer
The Obama administration has issued a call for the U.N.'s Human Rights Council to address discrimination and violence against LGBT people. The U.S. declaration was made at the Human Rights Council's headquarters in Geneva on March 22. Two days later, the U.S. statement was condemned by the Vatican.
by Shaun Knittel - SGN Associate Editor
Responsible journalists around the world will tell you that there is no place for glorifying death in print. Is one loss of life more important than another? The simple answer is no. But every now and then, a story comes along where a loss of life helps to point out a fact. On these rare occasions, the story must
by Mike Andrew - SGN Staff Writer
Possible Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee says he would support legislation reinstating 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell.' He made the statement in a OneNewsNow interview on March 22. 'I would [reinstate DADT] because that's really what the military wants,' Huckabee said. 'There's been some talk that
by Mike Andrew - SGN Staff writer
A new ABC News/Washington Post poll released March 18 says that a large majority of U.S. Catholics support civil marriage for same-sex couples. The poll, conducted by Laver Research Associates, indicates that 53% of Americans in general support same-sex marriage. For Roman Catholics, the number jumps to 63%.
by Shaun Knittel - SGN Associate Editor
Grim news came out of Pennsylvania this week as a young man who claims a Gay senior citizen made unwanted sexual advances toward him said the Old Testament instructed him to beat the victim to death with a sock full of rocks. According to news reports, John Joe Thomas told police he beat Murray Seidman using a
by Shaun Knittel - SGN Associate Editor
Local writer Katie McClendon will teach the Queer-centric writing class 'Beyond Coming Out' at Richard Hugo House (1634 11th Ave.) April 5-May 10 from 7-9 p.m. 'The LGBTQ community is filled with a variety of experiences and identities that run along a spectrum. Now that Gay and Lesbian literature is an establi
by Rex Wockner - SGN Contributing Writer
Moldovan anti-discrimination bill under attack A government-supported bill to ban anti-Gay and other discrimination has come under attack in Moldova's Parliament, where it is being debated. According to ILGA-Europe, a number of MPs have called for the deletion of 'sexual orientation' from the dra
by Mark Segal - Courtesy of the Philadelphia Gay News
It's great when LGBT media from around the country gets a chance to meet with each other and share their experience and knowledge. After all, we are the communications platform of this community, and the more accurate information we have on any given subject, the better. To this point, real statist
Seattle Gay News: Openly Gay Republican Fred Karger announces 2012 presidential run
by Shaun Knittel - SGN Associate Editor
Openly Gay GOP member Fred Karger told CBS News that he has filed to run for president of the United States. This is the first time Karger has run for political office, but he has been a behind-the-scenes player for 35 years - serving as an advisor to Presidents Ford, Reagan and George H.W. Bush. Ka
Patrick Young, 48, died March 10 at his home in Seattle, Washington.
Patrick was born on March 1, 1963, in Washington, D.C., to Marion Young Perkins and Elwood Young, Jr. Patrick moved to Seattle in 1988 after honorably serving in the U.S. Army. He fell in love with the beauty of Washington state and the vitality of its people. Patrick was a
After a courageous five-month battle with cancer, Rob passed away peacefully at his home in Orlando, Florida. Rob was born and raised in Kokomo, Indiana, where he graduated from Eastern High School and Indiana University. Rob went on to work for American Trans Air and Alaska Airline. He then made a career working with ATandT wireless as a regional quality manager.
Rob w
by Shaun Knittel - SGN Associate Editor
The struggle for LGBT equality is often linked to the historic 1960s Civil Rights Movement. However, there are some, like Reverend Keith Ratliff, Sr., who disagree completely with that comparison and have begun to publicly disavow the link between the two movements. Rev. Ratliff was speaking at a
Seattle Gay News: Labor Council reaffirms support for inclusive anti-discrimination language
Courtesy of Pride At Work AFL-CIO
The Martin Luther King County Labor Council (MLKCLC) 'supports inclusive contract language prohibiting discrimination on the basis of both sexual orientation and gender identity and expression, and urges its affiliates to adopt such language,' according to a resolution passed unanimously at its March 16 Delegates Meeting.
by Mike Andrew - SGN Staff Writer
The City of Fort Worth, Texas, will pay $400,000 to a man injured in a raid on the Rainbow Lounge Gay bar in 2009. The Fort Worth City Council approved the payment to Chad Gibson on March 22. Gibson suffered head injuries in the raid, which took place 40 years almost to the minute after the famous Stonewal
by Mike Andrew - SGN Staff Writer
Mayor Jordi Hereu of Barcelona dedicated a memorial to LGBT victims of persecution in central Ciutadella Park on Sunday morning, March 20. The pink marble triangle slants slightly upward toward the observer, with an inscription in Catalan that reads, 'In memory of the Gays, Lesbians and Transexual persons who have suf
Majority of Americans support same-sex marriage
Another national poll has found that a majority of Americans now support same-sex marriage. The Washington Post-ABC News poll, released March 18, found that when asked, 'Do you think it should be illegal or legal for Gay and Lesbian couples to get married?' 53 percent of adults said 'legal' and 44 percent said
Seattle Gay News: GLSEN launches new program to address LGBT issues in K-12 sports
by Shaun Knittel - SGN Associate Editor
In an effort to make K-12 sports and physical education safer and more inclusive for all regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity/expression, GLSEN (the Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Education Network) and a diverse coalition of athletes, journalists, and sports figures launched 'Changing the Game: The GLSEN Sports Pr
by Mike Andrew - SGN Staff Writer
Hollywood icon and AIDS activist Elizabeth Taylor died on March 23. She was 79. In the often treacherous world of Hollywood, she earned a reputation as a loyal friend. She stood by Michael Jackson, for example, throughout the twists and turns of his career, appearing at his 2005 trial to offer moral suppor
The history behind Seattle's upcoming exhibit and performances
by Eric Andrews-Katz - SGN Contributing Writer World War II ended over 60 years ago. Remembering and honoring those who perished is the obligation of the living. As the 66th anniversary of liberation from oppression approaches, Seattle prepares to remember the past wit
by Milton W. Hamlin - SGN AandE Writer
Contemporary 4 Pacific Northwest Ballet Through March 27 Pacific Northwest Ballet opened its mixed repertory production of four contemporary works last weekend. The program, billed as Contemporary 4, continues performances through Sunday, March 27. Fans of traditional ballet will rejoice t
by Shaun Knittel - SGN Associate Editor
Dina Martina: LIVE at Re-bar's Place! Re-bar Through April 30 Dina Martina has been described as many things: a comic genius, a superstar, a horrifying legend. After watching Dina's latest show Dina Martina: LIVE at Re-bar's Place! she can now add 'historian' to the many des
by Miryam Gordon - SGN AandE Writer
The Happy Ones Seattle Public Theater Through April 10 In 1975, California was in a time of political retrenchment as the Vietnam War was winding down, South Vietnam was capitulating to the North, and the U.S. was adjusting to the lack of trust in government that came out of the Watergate scandal. It w
by David Nguyen - SGN Contributing Writer
Join SGN as we descend upon the largest Gay dance music festival in the world and mingle with men and women from around the globe at White Party Palm Springs. The annual three-day spectacular will take place on April 8-11, 2011 in the California desert and is the marquee event of the circuit party season. Your S
by Miryam Gordon - SGN AandE Writer
THE Twilight Zone Live Theater Schmeater Through April 16 Theater Schmeater continues its smashing productions of actual Twilight Zone TV series episodes done live. This outing, Rob Burgess has a tremendous amount to do, as his talents are showcased in each of the three different episodes. And coincide |
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