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How to fill the hole in Pioneer Square's heart?
Elliott Bay Book Co. has moved, but the historic space it vacated is waiting for a new tenant with bright ideas. Adaptability and inspiration have kept Pioneer Square, and the Globe Building, going for over a century.
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What Austin can teach Seattle
It's a city that has learned to be comfortable with being the right size, not hankering after the out-sized. Good food and music, too.
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