Iran conflict could see big paper product tanker earnings fail to materialise
Clarksons says an LR2 could, in theory, earn $160,000 per day sailing from the Middle East to Japan
Month: March 2026
Movie review: ‘The Bride!’ an assemblage of parts that lacks cohesion
The narrative of Maggie Gyllenhaal’s sophomore feature feels as dismembered and sewn back together as one of Frankenstein’s monstrous creations.
Should I tell my housekeeper, ‘I’m here for you?’
Plus, what to do when your job interviewer spouts off on things better left unsaid.
She helped design Australia’s aged care assessment tool – but now Lynda Henderson is too scared to use it
Exclusive: Member of working group behind questionnaire had no idea it would eventually be underpinned by ‘ridiculously simplistic’ algorithmGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastOne of the people involved in the development of the…
Seattle chose its first woman as mayor 100 years ago: Bertha Landes
March 9 marks the 100th anniversary of the election of Seattle’s first woman mayor. She was also the first woman to lead any major U.S. city. Now & Then remembers Bertha Knight Landes.
Ferguson cancels parole for WA man, 78, serving life for sex crimes
Billy Van Court, now 78, was serving a life sentence for sex crimes, including sexual assaults with a deadly weapon while out on parole in 1983.
Best team in the American League? Projection systems love the Mariners
Various projection systems are quite bullish on the Mariners, who have openly embraced dreams of reaching the World Series this season.
Clock ticks on WA income tax proposal amid Democratic divisions
In a campaign letter, Gov. Bob Ferguson suggested the clock might run out this year before lawmakers can produce a version of the so-called “millionaires tax” he approves of.
Mideast war hit Seattle-area housing market’s hope for lower rates
At the same time that 30-year mortgage rates dropped below 6%, a wave of new listings hit the Seattle area home market. Then rates rose again.
Rant and Rave: Reader grateful for adaptive sports
RAVE to adaptive high school sports. My grandson has had many challenges in school. Being able to compete and medal in the state swim meet recently in the adaptive category was great for his motivation and self-esteem. His fellow competitors and their …