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As a non-profit news organization, Crosscut depends on its Members for support, freeing us from commercial pressures. To nudge you along, today's drawing (Oct. 6) is for 6 tickets to the Henry Art Gallery.
These new features provide more options for Crosscut's readers to involve themselves in solving community issues, and tie together Crosscut and The Seattle Foundation's rich Web site.
One of the site's new public policy writers reflects on the enlarged range of expression in Seattle's current media, and Crosscut's respected place as a venue.
A Crosscut architecture critic and urban planner makes the case for the kind of thoughtful and positive discussion the site strives to engender. Your help as an annual Member will make more of this possible, and now is a good time to join.
A new writer at Crosscut makes the case for its freedom from the constraints of time and advertising pressures. Free is good, but Crosscut also needs your support.
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Delving into history reminds what richness print media once brought to coverage of Seattle. But historians of the future will hear authentic voices of this era from the online world.