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Big boost for Eastside arts
The slowly maturing arts on the Eastside suddenly have a growth spurt, with major gift to fund Taneuki Center in downtown Bellevue. What's been holding the Eastside back?
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A sustainability series at Town Hall turns to one of the hottest topics: food.
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City Councilmember Nick Licata steps back from the fray and gets at a central fact of the tunnel cost-overrun speculation.
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Seattle sign law shouts 'stop' at city opportunities
Consider the Great Seattle Automated Public Toilet Fiasco. The sign ordinance, which badly needs updating, meant the city had to pay for costs usually covered by advertising deals. We blame everyone but ourselves for failing at something that works everywhere else it has been tried.
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Northwest New Works: campy, clever, and unpredictable
The New Works Festival at On the Boards, which started last weekend and continues Friday-Sunday (June 11-13), highlights some of Seattle's finest choreographers.
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