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Stories for Jan. 8, 2009
Method in his mess-ups
What look like blunders, in the case of Bill Richardson and Leon Panetta, might actually be shrewd moves of a chessmaster.
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Seattle's hunger for style
A review of two new books on fashion from Gotham Books, both hard to get if you're waiting to borrow them from the library.
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Do we really like this kind of rain better than the white stuff?
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Stripe-less in Seattle
Aurora and West Seattle bridges lost some lane markings due to snow plowing. It's created some nerve-wracking driving, and the City can't repaint until the rains abate.
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What's good for preservation is good for the greens
This year will be challenging for historic preservation in Seattle, but there are great opportunities and new initiatives ahead, too. Here's a breakdown of six front-burner issues for 2009. Second of 2 parts
READ MORE | 5 COMMENTSThe Mayor's race ain't over yet
Nickels' approval ratings are so dismal that some candidates are bound to jump in, probably at the last minute.
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