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Another fire ignites in Greenwood
Photographed through a fire truck window, a Seattle Fire Department investigator searches for evidence after a fire broke out in the Greenwood neighborhood late Sunday near the intersection of North 77th Street and Greenwood Avenue North. Damages were limited to $1,000. There have been about a half-dozen fire incidents recently in the Greenwood area.
Obama pressures Senate to speed health bill
The White House is concerned passing a health-care overhaul could slip to next year.
Prosecutors prepare charges against suspect
King Co. prosecutors could file a potential death-penalty charge against the suspect in the slaying of Officer Brenton.
UPDATE - 12:46 AM
Rescuers dig for survivors in buried El Salvador town
Plans call for Triangle neighborhood to become West Seattle gateway
Chinook, Cayuse mountain passes closed for the season
Pakistani-American cafe owner on verge of being Granite Falls mayor
King County waives adoption fees for shelter animals
For 80-year-old Maple Valley man, hoops aren't just a dream
Teenage serial burglar suspected in more Camano Island burglaries
Clark County land swap approved for nature reserve
The Berlin Wall fell 20 years ago today
Brier Dudley | Handbook for Droid users
Holiday sales will test whether e-books can become mass-market items
Washington coordinator Nick Holt says his Huskies defense is improving
Sounders FC's season ends with 1-0 OT loss to Houston
Steve Kelley | Hasselbeck gives Seahawks' sagging season a stay of execution

WTO 10th Anniversary
Nov. 30, 2009 marks the ten-year anniversary of the WTO conference in Seattle and the surrounding protests. We're looking for your stories of the event. Tell us your memories or your thoughts on that turbulent week in Seattle.
The Seattle Times political team reports on this year's campaign season.
How long will Seattle mayor's race drag out? NEW - 11/05, 03:50 PM County executive-elect Constantine names transition committee chairs NEW - 11/04, 05:15 PM More Politics news
Jerry Large | Breaking out of our bubble
Bumper to Bumper | Is Mercer Mess getting messier?
Weekend tornado rips through Lincoln City
Car goes into ravine near Bremerton, two women killed
The Blotter | PhinneyWood.com: Meeting on Greenwood arsons planned for Tuesday
The Blotter | State reviewing report recommending prison downsizing

Follow Seattle Times reporter Hal Bernton's dispatches from the war in Afghanistan.
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Germany celebrates memory of Berlin Wall falling
Late-season hurricane takes aim at US Gulf Coast
Chavez to troops: Prepare for war with Colombia
Landmark health bill passes House on close vote
Fitting public policy into push for fitness
Sole Republican to vote for bill knows price
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- How an underdog named Mike McGinn took City Hall
- 3 Cascade Mountain passes close due to snow; more rain, wind expected Sunday
- The birth of 'Grunge,' in photos by Michael Lavine
- Teenage serial burglar suspected in more Camano Island burglaries
- Steve Kelley | Huskies have to learn to finish
- Flags were key link to cop slaying, bombings
- Seahawks overcome 17-0 deficit to win 32-20
- U.S. House passes health plan
- Briefs | Soccer: New Mexico suspends hair-pulling player Elizabeth Lambert
- U.S. House passes health plan
378 - Bombs, guns found at home of suspect in Officer Brenton's slaying
299 - Referendum 71 show's Washington's strategy for marriage equality is working
162 - Grading the game
161 - Beavers open as 10-point favorites against Huskies
96 - How an underdog named Mike McGinn took City Hall
94 - Sounders FC-Dynamo playoff Game 2 thread
81 - Fort Hood shooting suspect had shown troubling signs
75 - Game thread: Detroit Lions at Seattle Seahawks, Nov. 8
74 - Landmark health bill passes House on close vote
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- The birth of 'Grunge,' in photos by Michael Lavine
- Bombs, guns found at home of suspect in Officer Brenton's slaying
- 10 investing missteps to avoid
- Tlingit heritage helps glass artist Preston Singletary break new ground
- 10 ways to take control of your health
- How an underdog named Mike McGinn took City Hall
- How do innovators think?
- Danny Westneat | Lee the Horse Logger found slow wagon shrank tumor
- The local, public face of Chase, Phyllis Campbell is trading on trust
- 3 Cascade Mountain passes close due to snow; more rain, wind expected Sunday
Coach Brian Agler and CEO Karen Bryant answered questions on the Seattle Storm,
WNBA and more in a live chat Tuesday on seattletimes.com. It was the fifth in our
series of chats with local sports newsmakers.
Seahawks overcome 17-0 deficit to win 32-20
Sounders FC's season ends with 1-0 OT loss to Houston
Cougars QB Jeff Tuel using crutches, has kneecap injury
College Football | Notre Dame's loss to Navy puts pressure on Charlie Weis again
Sideline Chatter | Have you seen "There's Something About Manny?"
Husky Football Blog | Beavers open as 10-point favorites against Huskies
Blazers earn 2nd straight victory
Jerry Brewer | David Hawthorne a quick study filling in for Seahawks' injured Lofa Tatupu
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Are you on Team Edward or Team Jacob?
"Twilight" contest: Who do you prefer? Send us your best argument supporting either character for a chance to review "New Moon" on seattletimes.com/entertainment.
Submit your 'Twilight' fan photos
'Twilight' takes over Forks
We'll interview 2 'New Moon' cast members. What should we ask?
Dozens of acts, several stages beckon at first Seattle cabaret festival
Lit Life | Author Timothy Egan shares a bit of NW history with the world in 'The Big Burn'
Earshot Jazz Festival celebrated the fundamentals Saturday with work of Ray Charles, Quincy Jones
Seattle Dance Project and Simple Measures' 'Earth' spins too slowly
'CSI: Miami' is a Monday TV pick
Author Ken Auletta, 'Googled: The End of the World as We Know It,' at the Seattle Public Library
NEW - 02:02 AM
50 years: Kan. town grieves 'In Cold Blood' deaths
Layoffs of 20 employees or more at companies in Washington.
To see all layoffs by company go to the database; or send a tip about layoff news.
House health bill unacceptable to many in Senate
Chip companies may face a drawn-out recovery
House, Senate health care bills detailed
Interface | Delve Networks helps publish and manage online videos
Holiday airfares close to last year but climbing
AP IMPACT: Framed for child porn _ by a PC virus
NEW - 02:08 AM
BMW October sales up 2 pct; Audi up 0.4 pct

Seattle mayor endorsement interview
Seattle mayoral candidates Joe Mallahan and Mike McGinn were interviewed by members of The Seattle Times editorial board. Watch a rewind of the interview.
More on this race
Rewind | King County executive endorsement interview
David Sirota / Syndicated columnist | Trade and globalization: We are what we buy and how we buy it
Guest columnist | Twenty years after the Berlin Wall fell, Germans have mixed feelings
Exotic Morocco seems to be on everyone's short list of travel destinations lately. Seattle Times travel writer Carol Pucci took advantage of a discount fare on easyJet to fly from Madrid to Marrakech to find out what the buzz is all about.
Leaving the resorts behind in Jamaica
Sweet rental-car deals not so easy to find
A joyous feast in the comeback city of New Orleans
Destinations | Sikkim offers an otherworldly experience to trekkers
Ask Travel | Thanksgiving in Belgium
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Should kids be forced into extracurricular activities?
Button battery can look like a treat to a toddler
One World Multicultural Festival on Bainbridge Island
The local, public face of Chase, Phyllis Campbell is trading on trust
Wine Adviser | 'Pocket Wine Book' slips into sloppy
Northwest Living | A Whidbey Island château would suit hobbits, too
Editorials/Opinion
Ryan Blethen | R-71 shows strategy for marriage equality working
Editorial | Invest in safe haven for teenage prostitutes

Nov. 30, 2009 is the ten-year anniversary of the WTO conference in Seattle and surrounding protests.Tell us your memories.
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