Crosscut Tout: KEXP's free concert series
The radio station will put on free rock concerts through August at Seattle Center, providing a preview of the scene it hopes to create by moving to the site.
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Stories for Aug. 5, 2010
Southcenter has a hit with Filipino, Asian food
Eating on the Edge: Filipino cooking is the truest form of Asian soul food, enriched by wide borrowings from other cultures. The new Seafood City supermarket at Southcenter, where lines for the grill counter can run long, is a gift.
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Looking back on a long-ago school visit by a kind and generous music legend.
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City arts festivals: not just for summer any more
A new arts festival will hit Seattle this fall, and this one will span some 18 venues around the city.
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From Hiroshima's ruins to a life of service in Seattle
A resilient middle-schooler burned in the Hiroshima atomic bombing 65 years ago this week, Akira 'Ken' Nakano became an outspoken, sometimes provocative advocate for peace.
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Can-do Seattle: Can we do a project right anymore?
We've seen the can-do Seattle spirit in action saving July 4 and the Seafair races. But when it comes to big construction projects, gridlock and paralysis could be a strategy for avoiding big flops.
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