Monday, November 23, 2009 - Page updated at 01:33 p.m.
ERIKA SCHULTZ / THE SEATTLE TIMES
Tattoos at Mill Creek church pierce skin, soul
A woman being tattooed live on the altar accompanied by the sound of a buzzing ink gun provided a startling backdrop to Sunday's evangelical sermon at Gold Creek Community Church. Matt Sawdon covers Erica Armendariz's tattoo with plastic after working on her religious iconography at Sunday's service.
Lawyer's wish: Put me out of business
If there's an outbreak of food-borne illness in the U.S., chances are William Marler will be filing lawsuits.
NEW - 01:08 PM
Woman charged with knife attack on boyfriend's ex
A Seattle woman who killed a woman 12 years ago over a man is now accused of stabbing her boyfriend's former girlfriend this month.
Illegal workers quietly let go as part of Obama administration strategy
UPDATE - 01:20 PM
Stocks climb on report of jump in home sales
NEW - 11:33 AM
Family sues over fatal Seattle pedicab crash
Hutch gets $10M from Bezos family for immunotherapy research
Architects, chefs find 'kid' within to build Gingerbread Village
NEW - 11:52 AM
Teen convicted of starting $12M Bremerton fire
First load of rescued fish moved to Salmon Creek
Freeloader alert: Free frappés, free hot drinks, free doughnuts
UW, WSU once again meet at Apple Cup to see who's worse
UPDATE - 11:32 AM
Huskies finish third at NCAA cross-country championships
UPDATES
Times reporters Ron Judd and Christine Willmsen participated in a live Q&A on Friday on their four-part special report about the Olympic ticket monopoly. Read the Q&A.
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Jerry Large | Food-bank theft turns into a gift
Bumper to Bumper | How can the city let bridges go dark?
Tattoos at Mill Creek church pierce skin, soul
Bomb squad called to Bothell newspaper box Sunday morning
Senate considers food-safety bill
Snow piles up on Cascade slopes
Senate Democrats split on health bill's fate
UPDATE - 01:23 PM
SC gov faces 37 charges he broke state ethics laws
U.K. started planning early for war, leaked papers show
Vaccine to kill nicotine buzz now in late tests by small drug firm
India's feeling bruised even before White House visit
UPDATE - 01:33 PM
Obama: US economy has 'core strengths'
Hal Bernton chats about his time in Afghanistan
Hal Bernton, just back from Afghanistan, answered your questions Tuesday.
Vikings easily beat the Seahawks
Real Salt Lake wins MLS Cup on penalty kicks
Steve Kelley | A fantastic finish to first MLS season in Seattle
Sideline Chatter | Fourth-down gambles leave New England in shambles
Jerry Brewer | Jerry Brewer: Seahawks can't lean on the Hutch Crutch now
High School Sports Blog | 1A football quarterfinal quickly became the 'Shoreline Shootout'
Sounders FC Blog | A roar for the Rave Green (and a Victory Knot for me!)
Husky Football Blog | Apple Cup ticket update, and early look at WSU
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Preview: Renaissance Singers usher in season with 'Christmas in Cambridge'
NEW - 12:04 PM
Elton John & Billy Joel reschedule Seattle concerts
Lit Life | National recognition for Seattle's readergirlz online book community
Supergroup Them Crooked Vultures land at the Paramount
Journalist and author Amy Goodman in Seattle
'Surviving the Holidays with Lewis Black' on History Channel is a Monday TV pick
Popcorn & Prejudice: A Movie Blog | "The Dark Knight." "Spider-Man 3." "New Moon." Say what?
All You Can Eat | Cicchetti opens on Eastlake, feels like home
Seattle's classic restaurants meet re-imagined new eateries
A vibrant restaurant scene is made all the more interesting with a mix of old-school traditions and new ways of imagining them. In 10 pairs of eateries, Nancy Leson compares how local chefs are mixing it up, for your dining pleasure. Read the story
Q & A with Sound Economy columnist Jon Talton
Sound Economy columnist Jon Talton answered reader questions about the latest state jobless report. Read the Q & A.
Nintendo re-enlists Mario, savior of video-game industry
Verizon-Frontier deal stirs concern among consumers
Brier Dudley | 'Guitar Hero' founder excited about future
Gaps for consumers in Democrat health care bills
Coffee City | Green Mountain and Peet's wage bidding war for Diedrich Coffee
Interface | Socrata helps public agencies share data
Inventor chases a solution to cancer
UPDATE - 11:47 AM
Astronauts take spacewalk No. 3 after suit snag
Layoffs of 20 employees or more at companies in Washington.
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Leonard Pitts Jr. / Syndicated columnist | New York terror trials will restore faith in rule of law
Neal Peirce / Syndicated columnist | It's time to promote development that conserves land and energy
Guest columnist | Ringing the alarm about a threat to homeless youth
NEW - 11:33 AM
Get ready for Thanksgiving flight delays, thanks to New York
UPDATE - 12:30 PM
Biofuel used on Boeing 747 flight
Grand Canyon to change "unfair" hiking-permit system
Reel Time Northwest | Where they're biting, where they're not
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Coffee City | McDonald's launches its version of Frappuccino in western Washington
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Washington businesses break ties to industrial-food chain
Nicole Brodeur | You have more to spare than you think you do
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