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Stories for Oct. 28, 2011
NBA's rich and richer fight, while workers suffer
As Mexico celebrates the Day of the Dead next week, the owners and players will be in self-imposed suspended animation. But there's nothing like watching wealthy people fight about how to split the treasure.
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Sometimes the creative process requires flood insurance
A new Capitol Hill arts space, The Project Room, breaks all the rules of classical arts display spaces, instead turning its focus on the creation of art in all forms. One event is Friday (Oct. 28).
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'Understanding Occupy Seattle': The Podcast
Four panelists, including an Occupy Seattle Media Working Group member, took part in Crosscut's forum, now available as a podcast.
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Gregoire's budget cuts spare no one. The Washington Supreme Court upholds your right to honk. Ellis Conklin profiles the NW's most colorful writer. Independents rev up for a presidential run. Bike gangs battle for . . . Starbucks?
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Big Coal meets Cherry Point's tiny herring
Concern for survival of a once-great herring stock has halted industrial schemes at Cherry Point before. Will it happen again, with the proposed coal-shipping terminal?
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Mad Men were all the leadership in 1960s Seattle
The city got things done back then, including a World's Fair.
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Whidbey gets serious about building local, healthy food systems
Using Whidbey Island as a blueprint for healthy, sustainable food communities, the Whidbey Institute launches the first in a series of conferences dedicated to thriving communities.
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The Families and Education Levy: worthwhile progress?
The levy is on the ballot, up for a seven-year renewal by voters. Two Seattle middle school principals spoke to Crosscut about the levy's impact on their students.
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