Nathalie Graham is a freelance writer based in Seattle. She covers a diverse range of topics, focusing on health and wellness, arts and entertainment, and culture, with a particular interest in pop culture and the music business. Nathalie's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Walla Walla Union-Bulletin, The Seattle Times, and GeekWire.
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By: Nathalie Graham, Vivian Mccall
Save the Light Rail: City and county officials are trying everything to keep Sound Transit 3 intact after Sound Transit proposed cutting several stations and lines due to rising costs. Councilmember Dan Strauss has proposed an amendment to save Ballard’s line by building from Ballard to Westlake directly rather than building a brand new downtown […]
By: Nathalie Graham, Vivian McCall, Megan Seling
RIP Ballard Light Rail: For now, at least. Yesterday, the Sound Transit board voted down Seattle City Councilmember Dan Strauss’s hail mary amendment to build the Ballard light rail extension. Facing a $35 billion budget gap, the agency will keep the Ballard line on ice while it goes ahead and builds a new line that stops at Seattle Center before making its way to Strauss’ stomping grounds. And he’s probably stomping right now. Sound Transit voted to keep most other lines intact, including Sodo to West Seattle, Federal Way to Tacoma, and Lynnwood to Everett. The agency saved the Graham Street infill station in South Seattle and a streetcar extension to Tacoma Community College, the Seattle Times reports.
By: Amanda Manitach, Audrey Vann, Nathalie Graham, Langston Thomas, Meg Van Huygen
MONDAY 6/1 Hard Covers & Bare Backs: An Erotic Novel Pop Up (FOOD) No Call No Show’s tagline is “Boozy popups for unpretentious foodies,” and when it comes to ridiculous concepts—and completely committing to the bit—this gang of veteran chefs and bartenders are not playing. On June 1, NCNS’s theme is erotica, and the party […]
By: Megan Seling, Nathalie Graham, Amanda Manitach
Want more? Here’s everything we recommend this month: Music, Visual Art, Literature, Performance, Film, Food, and This & That. DubSea Fish Sticks Home OpenerJune 6This summer, you should go to a DubSea Fish Sticks game. Get your ass out to White Center to Mel Olson Stadium inside King County’s Steve Cox Memorial Park and watch […]
Want more? Here’s everything we recommend this month: Music, Visual Art, Literature, Performance, Film, Food, and This & That. Disappearance at the Rocky Mountain Leatherdyke SnowpicnicJune 5–20I’ve been saying it for years: Pride month needs more ski slope murder mysteries. Thankfully, the good people at the Annex Theatre have listened. Writer Monty Rozema and director […]
By: Nathalie Graham
Mazel to the Menopausers: Gov. Bob Ferguson signed an executive order to create workplace accommodations for the nearly 600,000 working women experiencing perimenopause, menopause, or postmenopause. Symptoms include hot flashes, mood swings, and insomnia, and they can be the reasons women leave their jobs. The executive order doesn’t list the specific workplace accommodations, but the […]
The sun is out. So are your ass cheeks. Robyn is thumping. So is your heart. It’s summer, it’s a bacchanal. So, it’s only natural to invite some… enhancements to the party. Some MDMA here, a bump of coke there, a Perc, a bar. It’s not going to kill you. Probably. To make sure, you […]
The World Cup is here! Whether you like it or not. So, just like we look up all the rules to curling every four years, it’s time to learn just enough about the Seattle World Cup matches to have a good time watching them. Belgium vs. EgyptJune 15, noonWhat to know: Egypt’s Mo Salah is […]
By: Nathalie Graham
Ballard Warehouse Fire: A three-alarm fire at the Consolidated Supply Co. warehouse in Ballard sent black plumes of smoke into the air Thursday evening. Over 100 firefighters responded to the blaze. The fire collapsed the roof and blew out the windows before firefighters got it under control around 8 p.m. The cause is still unknown. […]
By: Charles Mudede, Audrey Vann, Lindsay Costello, Nathalie Graham, Amanda Manitach
Lesbian Ensemble Comedy, An Ode to Seattle's First Openly Gay Disco, and Naked People on Bikes MONDAY 6/15
