Locking up KeyArena may hurt Seattle’s NBA chances | Brier Dudley / Times editorial columnist
Why is Seattle offering to lock up KeyArena with no NBA team in sight? Doing so will hurt chances of seeing the Sonics back at...
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Brier Dudley is a member of The Seattle Times editorial board.
Lawmakers must seek a balanced tax burden on households to fund schools | Brier Dudley / Times editorial columnist
What’s fair in Aberdeen versus Seattle? Lawmakers must look beyond simple rates as they rejigger Washington’s tax system to fund schools.
Prospective UW students need more certainty of admission | Brier Dudley / Times editorial columnist
As the state upgrades its education system, the University of Washington should provide more clarity and certainty around admissions for residents hoping to enroll as...
Protests, actions that will actually make a difference | Brier Dudley / Times columnist
There will be plenty of legitimate reasons to protest President Trump, so save your energy.
For Seattleites, homeownership is still a foundation of the American dream
Progressives should be especially wary of the proposal by Mayor Ed Murray and City Councilmember Mike O’Brien to allow Seattle’s single-family homes to be converted...
City’s vision for a carless Seattle doesn’t match reality | Brier Dudley / Times editorial columnist
Seattle Mayor Ed Murray’s proposing a radical new way to measure street performance. It’s not what you’d expect.
Fancy police precinct building, but where are the police to fill it?
Seattle’s preparing to build what may be the most expensive police precinct house in America. It’s a shame the city doesn’t also have enough money...
Pronto alternative: Just give people bicycles
Here’s another option besides bailing out Pronto, Seattle’s failing bike-rental venture.
Bike-sharing is a neat amenity, but it’s not working in Seattle
Bike-sharing is a neat amenity but it’s not working in Seattle. It also reeks of inside dealing and special-interest favors.