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Stories for Sept. 29, 2011
Making nice with Myanmar, and remembering Burma's Saffron Revolution
A Seattle vigil for Burma's hopes and agonies wil be held Oct. 2 at Green Lake.
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Backstage with Garth Hudson's Eccentricities
Garth Hudson of The Band and his wife, Maud, grace Washington with musical genius . . . at their own pace.
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A daughter's powerful letter about the still-unsolved assassination of her father, federal prosecutor Thomas Wales; senatorial politics; raw political maneuvering in Snohomish County; Gregoire vs. liquor privatization.
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Hitting the road, in search of the real America
Author James A. Reeves crisscrossed America in a rental car. What he found was a touching portrait of loss, community resilience, and the overbearing hand of government fear.
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Montevecchi still dazzles in Zinzanni's 'Bonsoir Liliane!'
Gorgeous and alluring, even at 80, Teatro Zinzanni veteran Liliane Montevecchi is the clear star of the company's new production.
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Crosscut Membership Drive: Crosscut's unique full spectrum
One of the site's new public policy writers reflects on the enlarged range of expression in Seattle's current media, and Crosscut's respected place as a venue.
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Good leaders need good followers. Some tips on 'followership'
Everyone complains about a lack of leadership. But where are the schools proclaiming that they will educate tomorrow's followers?
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McGinn's budget proposal makes some smart calls
The mayor risks taking political hits on his budget plan for no additional police hiring, but his proposal is right for these tough times and it helps push the discussion back to more important issues about our police.
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Musical sounds that come naturally, like a wild bird's song, give form to Seattle poet and bookstore owner Christine Deavel's first book. She has several local readings starting Oct. 1.
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