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Emily123's comments
Posted Fri, Apr 24, 8:26 a.m.
Seattle historian William Speidel wrote, "The City of Seattle made him [Yessler] a millioniar, yet he sued it...fought it...plundered it...and on two occasions he brought it to the brink of bankruptcy." My point is that all famous leaders have failed their city in one way or another- most often in ...
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Make a difference... not a remark: Living outside of Seattle for most of my life, I have been an observer of the many political opinions of Seattleites and what problems officials choose to act on. Now that I am living here, I can honestly say that I can't stand it. ...
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