
Martha Kang
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A bomb threat on Wednesday prompted the evacuation of Marysville Pilchuck High School, where a shooting claimed five lives last October. Marysville School…
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Ben Plotkin-Swing stood balancing on a line, just an inch wide, stretched between two towering spires in the North Cascades.Below much of the line, only…
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When Junko Mine gets ready to bake, she starts with a big glass jar.She fills it with water, then adds something for flavor: maybe a few raspberries, some…
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Photographer Ian Tuttle was driving when he saw three backpackers resting under a tree near the Pacific Crest Trail in California.He pulled over. Did they…
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It used to be that pigs would roam the fields, nose to the ground, sniffing for the musk of a buried truffle. Once hot on the trail, the hog would rout…
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Seattle architect Rex Hohlbein had been designing luxury homes for decades when his focus suddenly turned to the homeless.Hohlbein says it all started…
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Think we don’t have an accent here in the Pacific Northwest? Think again.Scientists say we do, in fact, have an accent, though our native ears may not…
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If Seattle's streets could talk, they’re likely to tell you the stories depicted in Clayton Kauzlaric’s photos.Kauzlaric uses Photoshop to juxtapose…
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As America struggled in the throes of the Great Depression, a team of photographers was dispatched across the country to capture moments of their…
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What if after you die, your remains were turned into compost?That’s the idea behind the Urban Death Project, which aims to introduce a new burial option…