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Stories for May 13, 2010
Crosscut Tout: Cheese Festival offers more than fromage
It's that annual weekend for Seattle to treat cheese seriously, hear cheese professionals, and taste the winner of the grilled cheese sandwich recipe contest.
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Australian meat pies: comfort food, and not just for expats
Eating on the Edge: A Green Lake bar and a retail store in Burien offer Aussie food that's familiar and some that may not be. Not up for Vegemite? Try the beef pie.
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Crosscut Tout: Crosscut's 3rd birthday party
We're feeling good about ourselves, and invite Crosscut members to come as our guests for the party on May 18.
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Can Metro Transit make the tough calls?
The big bus agency has got two big problems: nowhere near enough money to meet goals, and a political system that sabotages wise allocations of service. A task force is meeting, but so far it's more PowerPoint slides than real debate.
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Sorry about that, South Park!
Local governments do it all the time: start popular new projects while ignoring upkeep. This time, Seattle and King County took it to the point of shutting down South Park's vital bridge, shafting a neighborhood that lacks political clout.
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