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Stories for April 11, 2007
Downward mobility
Time to rethink the suburbs. Again.
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Op-eds in The Seattle Times move the conversation along.
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Let's stop and talk about Seattle's transportation insanity
The real transportation problem around here is cultural. Drivers hate bikers. Pedestrians are getting squashed. Jaywalkers proliferate. And many drivers are simply insane. But there is a solution.
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Seattle Opera shows its youth with Verdi's late-in-life rendering of Falstaff
Peter Kazaras and an impressive cast have fun with the opera that broke with tradition.
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