Richard Conlin is the likely next president of the Seattle City Council
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It's the post he thought he had in 2006. This time, with no active rivals, it's likely his.
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December 05, 2007: Headlines
Stormwater runoff: an impermeable problem
Posted Wed, Dec 5, 5 a.m.
Our built environment has forced the ecosystem to accommodate precipitation in high and fast volumes. The rush of water from pavement and compacted landscape destroys the natural order. It's also a huge source of Puget Sound pollution.
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Shrinky Dinks but not rinky-dink: Big-name artists are put to the test
Posted Wed, Dec 5, 5 a.m.
There's nothing quite like the Annual Shrinky Dinks Invitational Art Auction, where a children's craft toy wraps Seattle's top artists in humility.
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