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Sara Nelson s Sobriety Changed the Way She Thinks About the Homelessness, But It Hasn t Changed Her Policy Prescriptions - Slog

by Nathalie Graham • Apr 12, 2021 at 10:20 am Nelson is all about bringing accountability back to city hall. COURTESY OF THE NELSON CAMPAIGN Fremont Brewing co-owner Sara Nelson considers herself a progressive small business owner, and she thinks Seattle is missing that small-business voice on its city council. If elected, her main priority will be Seattle s economic recovery. Sponsored Tickets $15-$250. Aphrodesia delivery menu, incredible auction items, live streamed performances. That s the basic pitch driving her run for Seattle City Council Position 9, the citywide position vacated by Council President Lorena Gonzalez, who is running for Mayor. Nelson, who has a background as a city council aide, is vying for the seat along with master s student Claire Grant, Gonzalez s chief of staff Brianna Thomas, and activist and lawyer Nikkita Oliver.

Election News: Democracy Vouchers Are Here, More Candidates Enter City Races

by Nathalie Graham • Feb 19, 2021 at 9:00 am Thank you for the $100, Seattle. Nathalie Graham Democracy vouchers just landed in your mailboxes, which means it’s already election season, baby!!! This year Seattle will elect a mayor, two citywide city council seats, and a city attorney. Seattle City Council President Lorena Gonzalez, Chief Seattle Club executive director Colleen Echohawk, architect Andrew Grant Houston, and SEED Seattle s Lance Randall are the names you may recognize in the mayoral race so far. Meanwhile, the city council and city attorney races have been pretty quiet. Sponsored $20 lunch and $35 / $50 dinner options. Venues offer takeout, delivery, indoor and outdoor dining.

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Drug kingpin lures in local dealer with flashy lifestyle

by Elisabeth Silvester Premium Content Subscriber only A MAN who acted as an agent for an elaborate Townsville drug ring was used and abused by the kingpin. James Robert Wickham, 25, was sucked into the flashy lifestyle of drug trafficking after meeting a man through friends. The Townsville District Court heard he formed a partnership with the man. Wickham worked as an agent depositing money into bank accounts, buying Bitcoin and placing drug orders on the dark web for the man. Between June 26, 2017 and December 1, 2017 Wickham trafficked 100 pounds of cannabis. The cannabis was estimated to total $400,000 with a turnover in the range of $100,000 to $178,000, the court heard.

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