For some, Seattle is evergreen; others say the Emerald City has lost its shine
Update: Jonathan Raban's recent essay on Crosscut has sparked a big debate: What was Seattle, what has it become, and how did that happen?
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Stories for July 11, 2007
Ichiro puts on a show and reportedly won't go
The Mariners didn't even play, but between a stunning performance in the All-Star Game and reports that he'll sign a contract extension, Ichiro gave the Northwest plenty to celebrate.
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More controversy over replacing the 'historic' Denny's
While research on architectural significance continues, the condo project slated for the site in Seattle's Ballard neighborhood is coming under fire.
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The Mic Dinsmore flap reveals deep differences at the Port of Seattle
The former CEO led the port into a greatly expanded mission of economic development. But that mission and Dinsmore's dealmaking style have provoked a political backlash that has split the five-member commission. The fall election will spotlight these issues and might enable one side to gain a majority.
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