Hello, friends! Here's a report from yesterday's local elections in Washington (and Oregon). You can read more of my reporting from Katie Wilson's election night party in Erica Barnett's article at PubliCola. Support Cascadia Journal Wilson trails in Seattle mayor's
It's election day! If you haven't yet, please fill out your ballot and drop it in a ballot box (not US mail, it's too late for that) by 8 pm this evening. If you're in King County, you can find the closest
Cascadia Democratic Action collects one ton of food! Seattle, I'm proud of you. On Saturday, people came from all over the city to the SNAP to Action food drive, donating what we estimate was 2,000 pounds – one ton! – of non-perishable food to assist our neighbors who may
Did governor Bob Ferguson just launch the movement for Cascadia independence? The Cascadia Innovation Corridor, an organization started by former Washington governor Chris Gregoire, has for nearly ten years dedicated itself to forging close ties between Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia – especially in the realm of tech companies, research, transportation,
Happy Halloween! 🎃 It's a scary world out there right now, but Cascadia Journal is here to help you make sense of it. If you enjoy this newsletter, and can help out, a monthly subscription of $5 makes this possible. I'm just three subscriptions short of my
Here's your roundup of news and arts coverage from across the Cascadia bioregion. Can you help me meet my goal of 70 paid subscribers by the end of the month? I'm close, and your support helps this newsletter continue. Thanks! --Andrew Yes, I'll support
Hey friends, I'm just three members short of my goal of 70 paid subscribers by the end of the month! If you appreciate Cascadia Journal's opinionated mix of news, arts notes, and commentary on our bioregion, please take a moment to subscribe... it's just
Good morning! Thank you to everyone who's become a paid subscriber to Cascadia Journal in October... I'm just three new members short of my goal of 70 paid members by November 1. If you can, your support helps keep this newsletter about the Cascadia bioregion going.
Good morning, friends! Here's your roundup of news, environmental reporting and arts coverage from across the Cascadia bioregion. I'm just four new members short of my goal of 70 paid subscribers by the end October. If you can, your monthly support of $5 per month helps
Earlier this week, after Washington state opened enrollment in the Washington Health Plan Exchange, I logged in to my account to see how much my monthly premiums will go up if Congress fails to renew federal subsidies for Obamacare, which expire this year. The rate, with subsidies, will be the
