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Posted Tue, Aug 26, 10 a.m.
More on Lake Union Park and the Lake to Bay Trail: Great to hear the many perspectives on Lake Union Park's design. You can see more images on Seattle Parks Foundation's Lake Union Park website. Construction the remaining 10.4 acres will start in September and be completed in 2010, so ...
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Greening the Heart of the Emerald City: A more park-like Seattle Center provides an excellent opportunity to connect the growing significant green spaces in the heart of Seattle. Already the Olympic Sculpture Park has opened saltwater access on Puget Sound to the public, and soon Lake Union Park will provide ...
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