Not many journalists capture the Rainier Valley well. There are so many cliches. But ⁦⁦Daniel Beekman⁩ shows great sophistication as he portrays the areas changing dynamics, for better and worse. Even if you live here, you’ll likely learn a lot. seattletimes.com/seattle-news/s…

Horizon Air 2059 Everett-San Francisco “We’ve got the guy that tried to shut the engines down out of the cockpit. It doesn’t seem like he’s causing any issue at the back. I think he’s subdued." "We want law enforcement as soon as we get on the ground." seattletimes.com/business/boein…

We need your support! Everett Herald continues to deliver award-winning journalism, but the people who produce that journalism cannot afford to live in the community they cover. If you believe journalists deserve a living wage, sign our petition today! tinyurl.com/5n7w22jd

'I had to be extra lovely, extra charming, extra humble, just to get over the Amazon stench': Ex-Amazon manager writes tell-all memoir. Via Nina Shapiro @SeattleTimes Kristi Coulter bit.ly/3QuCM5M

To escape homelessness, Everett mother navigates a labyrinth. Stephanie Boyle’s odyssey to find an apartment echoes the stories of hundreds of families. And the need is only growing in Snohomish County, Sophia Gates reports. heraldnet.com/news/to-escape…

Sinclair nixes Univision affiliation, ending Spanish local news broadcasts in the Seattle area. A Burien city council member is fighting what a former Univision staffer calls “a huge step backwards” seattletimes.com/seattle-news/s…

Sinclair cancela afiliación con Univision, pone fin a emisión local en Seattle elsoldeyakima.com/noticias/sincl…

Shout out to Mike Henneke and @snocaleb for not leaving me in the newsroom alone. We're in this because we care.

Anybody who knows me knows how much I love my job. Getting caught in a wave of layoffs feels like a journalism rite of passage, but that doesn't make it any easier. At least I'm in good company. So many brilliant journalists lost their jobs at the Everett Herald today.

Carpenter Media laid off more than half the Everett Herald news staff. The paper quotes publisher Rudi Alcott: “Moving forward, operations are not going to change much. The readers won’t notice.” That's a real "fuck you" line to both staff & readers heraldnet.com/news/this-brea…

Vulture-capitalist owner lays off more than half the staff of a once-fine local paper in Washington state. Publisher says, “The readers won’t notice.” heraldnet.com/news/this-brea…

In a fundraiser to support Everett Herald staff affected by layoffs, reporters and photographers announce they are planning a one-day strike Monday. gofundme.com/f/everett-news… (Organized by alumna @BredaIsabella.)

Migrants flee suffering, endure jungle to seek asylum in Seattle Nina Shapiro⁩ on the dramatically changing pattern of migration across the southern border. Asylum seekers flee African war and Venezuelan economic distress, arrive via treacherous routes seattletimes.com/seattle-news/m…

Solidarity with our Pacific Northwest Newspaper Guild colleagues at Everett NewsGuild ✊, who are striking today in protest of Carpenter Media Group’s decision to gut their newsroom with layoffs. These journalists deserve better — and the readers will notice.

“This is a job that we have our heart and soul into, and we hope that people who live in these communities can see our passion, because it’s there,” said Sophia Gates, one of six reporters named in the layoffs. heraldnet.com/news/everett-h…

Great to have contributed to and to see this news story in The Seattle Times: eur01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%… Many thanks to Nina Shapiro!

Eric Nalder is a journalism legend in the Pacific Northwest. Here's a letter he wrote today to the new leadership of the Everett Herald, which has laid off about half its newsroom staff. (Stay to the kicker.)

The young journalists who produced this daily miracle are on strike. There’s a strike fund to help them and to send a message that the community cares about the decimation of a local institution: gofundme.com/f/everett-news…

The wonderful and beloved Tacoma journalist Matt Driscoll, who passed away unexpectedly, loved nothing more than his family. Here’s a way to help them after his loss. gofund.me/8b84cc39

Boeing machinists strike is over 59% votes to accept the company offer