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In defense of Tea Bag protesters
Hurling abuse is not only all-American; it's an inevitable part of large, morphing protest movements, right and left.
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Seattle Center shouldn't be a staging area for the rich and famous
Its mix of public and private, arts and sports, has produced a hodge-podge not a plan. A Chihuly museum would be another blow to the public interest.
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Got names? Ideas for new Seattle street names
Here's a roster of Seattle worthies who could be immortalized on our city maps, honored by signs on streets or unnamed alleyways.
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City's landmark-preservation process on trial
Preservationists have made a federal case out of the sale of the Federal Reserve Bank's Seattle branch, putting the city's landmark process under scrutiny and raising questions about whether our heritage laws are being followed.
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How to make urban alleys work
An imaginative design competition focuses on one alley in Pioneer Square, coming up with ideas we should apply around the city.