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Oct 16 2020

🍜 Go crazy *pho* these bowls of noodles

Plus: The state Supreme Court rules on Initiative 976.

Happy Friday! 

Your ballots should be arriving any day now or maybe they already have. Either way, make sure you’ve got a game plan to get your ballot in. And if you need help sorting out what exactly everything on your ballot means, then check out our two-part election guide.

Keep scrolling for news on the fate of the car-tab tax, Washington’s favorite Halloween candy, a
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Oct 15 2020

📜 How one confederation of tribes got a 184-year-old law repealed

Plus: The West Wing giveaway continues...

Happy Thursday!

Tonight a theatrical re-production of a West Wing episode is airing with the original cast plus some pretty special guests — Michelle Obama and Lin Manuel Miranda — in an effort to get out the vote.

I don’t know about you, but ever since AP Gov (shoutout to Mrs. Ward) the West Wing has been how I check out from the reality — especially the one weR
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Oct 14 2020

🍞 These bakers aren’t loaf-ing around

Plus: Find out how you can be paid to reduce wastewater

It’s hump day, folks. 

As the weather changes and activities outside become less and less appealing without shelter from the rain or any warmth, our restaurants are facing a hard winter. The New York Times dove into the city’s restaurant scene and how they’ve fared so far.

It’s tough to watch some of the city’s beloved institutions shutter for good �
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Oct 13 2020

🗳 The Seattle Procrastinator’s Election Guide

Plus: Some of Seattle’s iconic signs

Folks, it’s another Tuesday. 

Not only is it Tuesday, but it’s also one Tuesday closer to Election Day. Ballots are being mailed out starting tomorrow and will be hitting your mailboxes soon, which is why we’re releasing our election guide to everyone today. Evergrey Extra members got early access, just adding this in there in case you needed more convincing to join. 😏

Alright, now let’s get to
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Oct 09 2020

🚙 A Seattleite's starter pack for driving in the city

Plus: An interview with The Black Tones

Congratulations, it’s Friday.

At this point, every Friday feels like a small victory.

Consider today’s newsletter part of your reward for nearly making it to the weekend. Keep reading for an interview with one of my favorite Seattle bands — The Black Tones. Also, find out how you can get a free tree from the city and have a chuckle over a meme of a Seattle driver’s starter pack.

Oh, and if you missed it: Yesterday we talked with Osbaldo Hernande
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Oct 08 2020

🌽 Hot tamale! We're talking tamales

Plus: Our top 10 Latinx-owned restaurants

It’s Thursday.

In today’s newsletter, we’re spotlighting a local business you might have heard about. Frelard Tamales is a Latinx and LGBTQ-owned tamale shop located by Green Lake, and they’re joining us and Intentionalist TOMORROW for our “Lunch Like It Matters” event to celebrate Latinx Heritage Month. Register read more



Oct 07 2020

🏟 Putting the ‘pledge’ in Climate Pledge Arena

Plus: Evergrey Extra members get early access to our election guide.

Happy hump day, folks. 

It’s Wednesday, Oct. 7, which means one thing: There are only 27 days left until the election. Tonight, Gov. Jay Inslee will debate Republican challenger Loren Culp after the vice presidential debate. Whether you’ll be tuning in or trying your best to ignore the TV, make sure you double-check that you’re registered to vote.

If you̵
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Oct 06 2020

🌭 Frankly, nothing can stop Dirty Dog

Plus: Proposition 1 asks voters to fund public transit.

Hello, hello it’s another Tuesday. 

It’s beginning to look a lot like fall. Between Saturday’s fog and chill in the air, I have come to finally accept that summer is indeed over. (However, that did not stop me from wearing shorts one last time, which may have been a mistake.)

Before we get to the news, a couple of reminders. The only sports team that we can truly count on to be proud of in this city is playing for the WNBA championship today at 4 p.m. R
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Oct 02 2020

🤔 Where’d all the Seattleites go?

Plus: Canlis is back again with a whole new concept.

You made it to Friday! 

Yesterday was the first day of the Mid-Autumn Festival, aka the Moon Festival — there are many different versions of the legend behind the holiday that you can read here. But I’ll give a quick recap: A dude saves the world and gets a potion that would give him immortality. He doesn’t drink it but his wife does and she floats up to the moon. During the fest
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Oct 01 2020

🍽 Lunching like it matters

Plus: Find out about our special event for Latinx Heritage Month

It’s Thursday.  

As promised, The Evergrey is going to start bringing you more original content and today’s the first day of that!

Whether or not you want a break from the news — it’s probably healthy at this point to take a minor one — every week we will be skipping the Watercooler section and instead do a longer original piece. This might come in the form of guides, interviews with locals or even roundups of food news that you could use.

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