Hannah Krieg is a journalist based in Seattle, Washington, and writes for The Stranger, a local publication. Her articles cover a range of topics including social justice issues, local politics, and current events. With a focus on providing alternative perspectives, Hannah aims to shed light on stories that are often overlooked by mainstream media.
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Seattle, Washington, United States (Local)
Hannah Krieg's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics, particularly in Seattle. Her articles often include legal policy regulations and government announcements.
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By: Hannah Krieg
The Seattle Public Library (SPL) did not bounce back after its planned eight weeks of rolling closures from April 12 to June 2. With significantly less fanfare than their announcement in April, SPL unveiled new summer hours starting June 20 that reshuffle the closures but cut an additional 11 hours of service per week across its 27 locations. SPL did not give
T he Stranger will go on the record saying we love gay people. We love being gay people, being friends with gay people, dating gay people, and, heck, we even love electing gay people!
By: Hannah Krieg
Weather: Good morning. Thanks for being here. Let me tell you a little bit about the weather before we get too rowdy, okay? Okay. So, according to the National Weather Service, Slog readers who live or work in Seattle can expect sunny skies and a high of 69 degrees (haha, sex number). The warm weather will continue through the weekend.
Imraan Siddiqi and Melissa Chaudhry Call on Washingtonians to Vote Their Conscience into Congress
By: Hannah Krieg
The Stranger's morning news roundup.
By: Hannah Krieg
Students Demand the City Spend the $20 Million They Promised, Mayor Says It’s Not “Feasible”
By: Hannah Krieg
The Stranger's morning news roundup.
By: Hannah Krieg
With just hours notice, Council Appointee Tanya Woo rejected our invitation to The Stranger Election Control Board (SECB) endorsement meeting with her opponents for the citywide Position 8 council seat. She declined to give a reason for canceling the meeting she agreed to back on June 10, leaving us to assume she fears media scrutiny.
By: Hannah Krieg
Progressives are pulling their support for state Sen. Emily Randall, who is running for Congress in the 6th District, after she signaled a strong commitment to Israel in her first public stance on the ongoing genocide in Gaza.
Seattle May Not Fine Unhoused People, but They Sure Will Keep Pushing Them Around!
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