Lessons from the recent lunar eclipse
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Is it possible that in addition to making our cities more livable and walkable, we could also make them more celestial?
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August 29, 2007: Headlines
Along Renton's shore, pre-Boeing history has been erased
Posted Wed, Aug 29, 5 a.m.
Second of four parts: On her walk around Lake Washington, which separates Seattle from its eastern suburbs, the author endures a punishing Day 2 and is disappointed to find much of the shoreline in disarray from waterfront development.
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A class act hopes to avoid tragedy
Posted Wed, Aug 29, 5 a.m.
Blessed with a loyal and growing audience and a hot artistic director, Intiman Theatre goes public with a dire need for money. What's happening to Seattle, that great theater town?
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