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Stories for April 18, 2007
How dense can they be? Pretty dense, apparently
The response to Mossback's story about density has been rabid, but some blogger critics are way off base.
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Port in a storm
A sweet severance for a retired port CEO raises questions about what commissioners knew – or did they just forget?
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The fight of the condo
Density development to accommodate a growing population is the only policy that makes sense, says the director of research for Sightline Institute, a Seattle think tank. Here he responds to an earlier article by Crosscut's Knute Berger.
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