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Stories for Oct. 21, 2011
Out of Aberdeen: singer gets taste of big-city shows on her own
After fronting for other acts and then moving to Vancouver, jazz-pop musician Roxi Copland played Seattle for the first time at the start of a Northwest swing.
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Firing for prayer 'abuse'; ambitious politician takes a pass; excitement in Edmonds over a certain drive-in named Dick's; and salmon farming proposal.
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The orcas are venturing south into the Sound this time of year, and the Ferry system has ways to spot them; plus on-shore viewing sites facilitated by The Whale Trail.
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Washington's wine industry feeling the squeeze of cold weather
An unseasonably cold spring and summer are adding stress to an already strained Washington wine industry. How will this affect this year's harvest and what will it mean for the state's darling wineries?
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Eyman's I-1125 blocks voters' will on light rail
Bellevue Square redeveloper Kemper Freeman Jr. found the perfect partner and issue for quietly advancing his anti-rail agenda.
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The pain of slow times in job creation
Even for Seattle, a city with more strength than much of the country, the picture tends to be mixed, perhaps contributing to the larger social discontent. Unemployment has come to Occupy Minds.
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'It Can't Happen Here' happens here again
This Monday, a revival reading of Sinclair Lewis's fable of an American fascist coup opens a rare window into Depression-era Washington, when politics were radical, artists were agitators, and theater really seemed to matter.
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