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May 22, 2013
Vol: 20 No: 21


  • Denver coffee shop offers work, perks to homeless people

    via: street-papers.org / Denver VOICE - USA / By Misha White

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  • May 22, 2013
    Vol: 20 No: 21


  • A poet and artist of the people

    by: Mike Wold

    Reginald Thompson: May 14, 1953 - May 2, 2013 (Read more...)

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  • May 22, 2013
    Vol: 20 No: 21


  • The lot is full

    by: Aaron Burkhalter , Staff Reporter

    Safe Parking program, now one year old, is reaching capacity as more people forced to live in their vehicles (Read more...)

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  • May 22, 2013
    Vol: 20 No: 21


  • It takes two: The ‘suspended coffee’ movement proves the cup is more than half-full

    by: Aaron Burkhalter , Staff Reporter

    Spread by social media, the pay-it-forward practice known as ‘caffe sospeso’ is finding fans in the capital of coffee (Read more...)

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  • May 15, 2013
    Vol: 20 No: 20


  • An education

    by: Aaron Burkhalter , Staff Reporter

    At Ed McClain’s spot in front of the University District Safeway, customers recalled lessons from a friend (Read more...)

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  • May 15, 2013
    Vol: 20 No: 20


  • Edward McClain 1943 - 2013

    by: Timothy Harris , Executive Director

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  • May 8, 2013
    Vol: 20 No: 19


  • Living in limbo: Neighbors of Nickelsville want Seattle leaders to evict the homeless camp

    by: Rosette Royale , Assistant Editor

    As the camp prepares to mark its second anniversary on city-owned land in West Seattle, neighbors tell the city it’s time for Nickelsville to move (Read more...)

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  • May 1, 2013
    Vol: 20 No: 18


  • Lost in Transition

    via: street-papers.org /The Big Issue

    In his latest film, ‘Hyde Park on Hudson’, the individualistic Bill Murray takes on his most challenging role: President Franklin D Roosevelt. The elusive actor is handling the attention the role has brought him with humor (Read more...)

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  • May 1, 2013
    Vol: 20 No: 18


  • Chief Regrets

    by: Aaron Burkhalter , Staff Reporter

    Seeking to advance police reforms, SPD revealed an old, ugly stereotype of homeless people that leaves some wondering: How much has really changed? (Read more...)

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  • April 24, 2013
    Vol: 20 No: 17


  • Healing the world with art

    by: Rosette Royale , Assistant Editor

    Artist Akiva Kenny Segan creates winged imagery that challenges us to comprehend genocide (Read more...)

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