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April 23, 2007: Headlines
Repeat until it feels true: The Highway 520 bridge project is not the Viaduct
Posted Mon, Apr 23, 8 p.m.
Replacing the Evergreen Point Floating Bridge is tough and necessary. So how do we avoid a repeat of the Viaduct fiasco?
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Reliving the second wave of modern American dance
Posted Mon, Apr 23, noon
Pacific Northwest Ballet mounts an ambitious festival, celebrating choreographers with Northwest connections. Works by Merce Cunningham and Trisha Brown, two giants of the American avant garde, earn our critic's close attention.
READ MORE COMMENT NOWA density-development 'brown bag'
Posted Mon, Apr 23, 11 a.m.
A Seattle City Council forum will look at whether development can work for everyone.
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A big-time architect tackles Seattle's lack of a decent gathering place
Posted Mon, Apr 23, 8 a.m.
Seattle has a reputation for doing a lousy job with public plazas. Can Norman Foster and $300 million change that?
READ MORE 18 COMMENTSThe Big Brother rebellion continues
Posted Mon, Apr 23, midnight
But not all Northwest states are on board with the Real ID secession movement yet.
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Greening Seattle Center
Posted Mon, Apr 23, midnight
With downtown crying for more park land, the pressure is on to make Seattle Center more park-like. New plans for recasting the Center seem to respond to that.
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