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Stories for March 2, 2010
Local disaster? Idea gets a Chile reception
The quake and tsunami in South America is a sobering reminder of the double-punch disasters Seattle and the Pacific Northwest face.
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The venerated Seattle peace activist, who helped build housing for survivors of the bomb, lives on past his death in 2001.
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An inventive production of a Verdi masterpiece
Seattle Opera moves its home-grown production of "Falstaff" to the big stage, where Peter Rose triumphs in the title role and Stephanie Blythe spreads infectious good humor as Mistress Quickly.
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Bellevue's Vision Line transit proposal has got it all wrong
It's got so many bad, anti-transit, anti-urban, anti-environmental ideas as to make it seem like a plot to discredit Sound Transit coming to the Eastside.
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