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Mayor McGinn, darling of the New Seattle
A new poll from Publicola reveals that most voters are not turning against the new mayor, despite his stumbles, and young voters are hugely positive. Welcome to generational politics.
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Obama: refined in health care fire
At some point this winter, a man of nuance and compromise decided to take a stand, becoming a better president.
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Preserving Capitol Hill's arts scene: Velocity Dance Center's sleek new home
The group struggled to stay on Capitol Hill after rent increases at Oddfellows Hall forced it to move. But it opens this weekend in the former Capitol Hill Arts Center on 12th Avenue, not far from the home of the Northwest Film Forum.
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Government 2.0: will we really be heard?
The corporate world is making use of an explosion of information, taking it to change how we shop and they market. More information is coming from government. But how much do leaders want to know what we think and use it in making their decisions?
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