Best sources of local news in the North Seattle metro area?
September 10, 2022 4:21 PM Subscribe
I recently moved to an area a bit north of Seattle (Everett/Marysville/Lake Stevens area) and I'd like to get some good sources of local and state news, preferably as an email digest to my inbox. I'm willing to pay for a subscription. Any suggestions?
I had previously been subscribed to the San Jose Mercury News digital edition for local/state news while I was living there and found that it had about the right mix of coverage for what I needed. It feels like a digital subscription to the Seattle Times is probably what I want, but am I overlooking any other options? I'm not particularly interested in editorial opinions so much as having a better idea of what's going on at the local and state levels, though having a more progressive bent on the editorial staff would likely be ideal. I'm not interested at all in national coverage; it's fine if they have it, but I have other sources for national news.
I had previously been subscribed to the San Jose Mercury News digital edition for local/state news while I was living there and found that it had about the right mix of coverage for what I needed. It feels like a digital subscription to the Seattle Times is probably what I want, but am I overlooking any other options? I'm not particularly interested in editorial opinions so much as having a better idea of what's going on at the local and state levels, though having a more progressive bent on the editorial staff would likely be ideal. I'm not interested at all in national coverage; it's fine if they have it, but I have other sources for national news.
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posted by QuakerMel at 5:28 PM on September 11, 2022
posted by QuakerMel at 5:28 PM on September 11, 2022
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There are also specific transit and urbanism outlets, but those are more Seattle focused.
posted by brookeb at 10:33 PM on September 10, 2022