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Rossophonic's comments
Posted Thu, Sep 3, 7:23 a.m.
Niggling point. Archie McPhee is no longer in Ballard. They moved to Wallingford. They're in an old liquor store at the corner of 45th and Stone Way with parking along one side of the building.
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Taxpayer funded journalism is tricky. National Public Radio would not exist without the direct federal support that helped start it. But in part out concern with the strings that are attached when politicians are debating your budget, NPR now gets most of its support from member station dues . The ...
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