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Posted on Thu, 03/11/2010 - 12:40pm

The Weekly Must List: March 11 - 17

By: 
Karen Johnson

MUST IMBIBE
Cheap Beer and Prose
Thursday (3/11) • Tired of stodgy lit readings? Grab a $1 beer and hear fresh work by local writers--including the phenomenal Bret Fetzer and Stacey Levine--at the new spin-off series by the folks who brought you Cheap Wine and Poetry. It was standing room only at the last event, so get there early! 7 p.m. Free. Richard Hugo House cheapwineandpoetry.com Read more »

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Posted on Thu, 03/11/2010 - 12:40pm

The Weekly Must List: March 11 - 17

By: 
Karen Johnson

MUST IMBIBE
Cheap Beer and Prose
Thursday (3/11) • Tired of stodgy lit readings? Grab a $1 beer and hear fresh work by local writers--including the phenomenal Bret Fetzer and Stacey Levine--at the new spin-off series by the folks who brought you Cheap Wine and Poetry. It was standing room only at the last event, so get there early! 7 p.m. Free. Richard Hugo House cheapwineandpoetry.com Read more »

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Posted on Tue, 03/09/2010 - 1:26pm

North Cascades Institute Posts 2010 Offerings

By: 
Roddy Scheer

The non-profit North Cascades Institute just released its 2010 program schedule, and as usual, there are some great offerings for those who like to get outdoors and explore the world around us. Read more »

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Posted on Mon, 03/08/2010 - 11:36am

Scoop: Q&A With Secret Seattle's Prasid Pathak

By: 
Hailey Petway

//www.seattlemag.com/files/image/main/LARGE/SCOOP_Prasid2.jpgName: Prasid Pathak
Occupation: Creator of Secret Seattle and former
Student Lifestyle Marketing Manager, US Public Sector at Microsoft
Age: 26
Twitter handle: @prasid Read more »

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Posted on Sun, 03/07/2010 - 3:00pm

The Last Campaign of Booth Gardner

By: 
Karen Johnson

"The Last Campaign of Booth Gardner," a documentary short chronicling the former governor's battle to legalize physician-assisted suicide is up for an Oscar tonight. The 38-minute film was directed by Daniel Junge and shot in mostly in Olympia and Tacoma during the lead up to the passing of Initiative 1000 (a.k.a. the "Death with Dignity Act"). Here's a clip from the 38-minute film (which is supposed to eventually air on HBO) directed by Colorado filmmaker Daniel Junge. Read more »

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