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Stories for May 29, 2012
Midday Scan: Seattle's new gun problem proves bullets don't discriminate
A rash of gun violence takes down innocent Seattle bystanders, but McKenna and Inslee still aren't pulling any punches when it comes to nasty ads. In the other Washington, Gregoire points fingers at pols for our infrastructure issues.
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Morning Fizz: Bailing on his commitment
Caffeinated news & gossip featuring Eyman, McKenna, and Northgate.
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Urban walkability: the new driver in real estate values
Property values in Redmond and Seattle's Capitol Hill used to be equal. The desire for urban density, walkability, and access to parks has now tilted values decisively in city neighborhoods' favor.
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Public endangerment: How we threaten our own legacy
Washington's historic preservation challenges are often the result of public entities trying to bulldoze heritage. This year's "most endangered" list highlights the problem.
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