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thoreaubred's comments
Posted Tue, Jul 10, 12:40 p.m.
RE: Perspective from a younger Seattle native: I liked that Seattle was a quiet city. It was the only city of its size that was like that. Now, it's like every other city. The point is, anyone who wanted a typical metropolis had plenty of big cities they could choose ...
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Perspective from a younger Seattle native: It seems like every few years someone writes an article like this (I remember a big "Is Seattle Losing Its Soul?" feature in the Weekly or the Stranger several years back) and the range of responses is always the same, consisting of people who ...
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