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Stories for April 7, 2008
Mariners update: six games, many questions
With six games elapsed, your 2-4 Seattle Mariners may have left you with more questions than answers, though, perhaps mercifully, they aren't necessarily the questions and answers anybody expected.
READ MORE | COMMENT NOWThe Seattle Times Co. will cut about 200 jobs
Washington's biggest newspaper will reduce payroll through severance and attrition and cut $15 million from the operating budget this year. About two-thirds of the job cuts would come through actual layoffs.
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Anne Frank at Intiman: an avatar of uncompromised human spirit
The daily routines in that attic hideaway in Amsterdam existed under a special intensity that is well dramatized in Intiman's new production of a 1955 play.
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