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April 11, 2007: Headlines
Downward mobility
Posted Wed, Apr 11, 11 a.m.
Time to rethink the suburbs. Again.
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Posted Wed, Apr 11, 9 a.m.
Op-eds in The Seattle Times move the conversation along.
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Let's stop and talk about Seattle's transportation insanity
Posted Wed, Apr 11, 8 a.m.
The real transportation problem around here is cultural. Drivers hate bikers. Pedestrians are getting squashed. Jaywalkers proliferate. And many drivers are simply insane. But there is a solution.
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Seattle Opera shows its youth with Verdi's late-in-life rendering of Falstaff
Posted Wed, Apr 11, 5 a.m.
Peter Kazaras and an impressive cast have fun with the opera that broke with tradition.
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Posted Wed, Apr 11, midnight
You gotta love these guys' comments about the Mariners.
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