Ross Reynolds
Stories
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Live music returns to Seattle with The Black Tones sold-out show
Rock band the Black Tones playing at the Museum of Flight
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America is an argument: Washington state talks through political division
How can we rebuild our democracy?
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The Year Live Music Wasn't: A Seattle musician's pandemic experience
Seattle songwriter Caitlin Sherman released her first solo album at the worse possible time — a pandemic.
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Wrapped in plexiglass, Seattle's Jazz Alley prepares to open in April
Seattle's Jazz Alley soldiers on after a year of closure
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All shook up: Remembering the Nisqually Earthquake 20 years later
Remembering the Nisqually Earthquake 20 years later
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Scott Turow reflects on his dual roles as a best-selling fiction author and practicing attorney
‘Some speak of the nobility of the law. Stern has not always found that to be true. Too much of the grubby bone shop, the odor of the abattoir, emanates from every criminal courtroom.’
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Washington's museums vs the pandemic
One thing you’ve rarely been able to do since last March is visit a museum. For the most part, museums have been shuttered since the pandemic started. But almost all museums, big and small, expect to reopen. Meanwhile, they’re learning new tricks.
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Seattle's indie movie theater scene hangs on by a reel
“We were just flat out closed. Nobody. Nothing” said Jeff Brien, managing partner at Faraway Entertainment.
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December 17th | With Zoom classes and uncertain jobs, how do you offer restaurant training in a pandemic?
FareStart is working it out. New, laxer guidelines on school reopening alarm teachers. Teaching Native history in Washington schools. And this year’s final chat with Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan.
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December 16th | Healthcare workers mark their calendars for a shot in the arm
After months of not being able to do the simplest things, like drink water at work, healthcare workers see the end in sight. A chat with the virology rockstar who led the nation’s clinical trial response. The view from the sweep that wasn’t at Cal Anderson Park, and a look inside religious festivals of light.
