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October 15, 2008: Headlines
Sound Transit 2 failure would be a political train wreck
Posted Thu, Oct 16, midnight
There's a good chance the Proposition 1 ballot measure to expand light rail will fail, stalling for years comprehensive transportation planning in metro Puget Sound.
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NIMBYs of the fighting Southeast!
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How an obsessed faction of residents drives the politics of an entire Seattle neighborhood.
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