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Jean Godden

Jean Godden wrote columns first for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer and late for the Seattle Times. In 2002, she quit to run for City Council where she served for 12 years. Since then she published a book of city stories titled “Citizen Jean.” She is now co-host of The Bridge aired on community station KMGP at 101.1 FM. You can email tips and comments to Jean at jgodden@blarg.net.
Books

Breaking DC: Covering Crazy on the Weirdo Beat

Ben Terris writes how D.C. is even today struggling to recover from the craziness that overtook the town during Trump’s four chaotic years. He recalls how often people would say “this is not normal” when the leader of the free world raged at his own Justice Department or undermined civil servants or winked at conspiracy theorists.
Politics

Sizing Up a Swarm of Seattle City Council Candidates

In my view, 2024 will be a building year for the Emerald City, adjusting to pandemic scars and changing times, revitalizing downtown. It also could be a fractious year with tugs of war over where to invest scarce resources.
Arts

Succession Obsession: Roiling Intrigue to the Last

With millions of others, I had been following the fortunes of Logan Roy (played by Brian Cox), a Rupert Murdoch-like media magnate, and trying to guess who would eventually take over Waystar Royco.
People

Judges for Justice: Non-Profit Fights to Right Wrongful Convictions

The founder of Judges for Justice, retired King County Superior Judge Michael Heavey, explains that correcting errors of justice is an effort one person alone cannot accomplish. He concludes, “It takes a bucket brigade.”
blog

Outstanding: More Nominations for Monumental Seattle Women

The absence of women from public art has consequences. Does it really matter? Yes, it does. It sends a message that women are not as important as men.
People

A Hero is Born: E. Jean Carroll

Perhaps the most telling witnesses on Carroll’s behalf – one who helped convince the jury -- was Trump himself.
Books

Torment of the Monsters: But I Like Their Art

Monsters is an intelligent, passionate, sometimes comedic soul-search that journeys towards resolution.
Health

Back to Square One on Abortion?

The fact that enacting strong anti-abortion laws does not improve electability has yet to dawn on many GOP presidential hopefuls.
blog

Mayor Harrell: Fixing Downtown with “Space Needle Thinking”

Harrell’s activation kickoff, his so-called “Space Needle thinking,” cited steps he’ll be taking to make downtown safer and more welcoming.
Cities

Up on a Pedestal: Where are Seattle’s Women?

When trying to tally tributes to identifiable women, I could only count three.
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