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Last month, they opened for the Dalai Lama. Tomorrow, Seattle-based band Death Cab For Cutie rolls out their new set of songs.
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Flatchestedmama Makes a Color Commitment
... gray in Grey: I'll be holding Color Court on Saturday, May 17th, 4:00 p.m. at Grey Gallery and Lounge: 1512 11th Ave Seattle, WA 98122. For those of you who don't know, I am currently in the midst of my 2nd Monochromatic May, where I wear nothing ...
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Dilettante cafe set to move -- and shake
... e from the high $200,000s to the $700,000s, according to the developer. Dilettante Chocolates is owned by Kent-based Seattle Gourmet Foods, which bought the company two years ago.
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Council approves wider Mercer and Spokane Viaduct
Seattle City Council members gave the go-ahead Monday to widen the Spokane Street Viaduct and, with reservations, to widen Mercer Street, rejecting one skeptical member's call for a delay.
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Diverse New Holly still struggling to break down the cultural divide
... the 1950s. Starting in 1995, it was torn down and converted to a mix of homes: 620 are low-income units managed by Seattle Housing Authority, and about 475 market-rate houses. With playgrounds, sidewalks, porches and community buildings, the ...
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Head of local non-profit accused of embezzlement
The head of a Seattle non-profit devoted to helping women has been accused of helping herself with the group's donated money.
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Deitch Projects (76 Grand St): Taylor McKimens, Soft Serve
... environment and our bodies. No one is smiling and everyone is somehow sweaty. Taylor McKimens was born in 1976 in Seattle, Washington and raised in Winterhaven, California, a small desert town on the Mexican border. He currently lives and works in ...
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Sonics won't delay trial for financial answers
... indeed be part of the June ruling. In the latest legal brief filed in preparation for the suit between the city of Seattle and Bennett's Professional Basketball Club, Sonics lawyers argue that the city has known all along that a financial rent ...
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Sonics raise claim of 'unseemly alliance'
The ongoing legal saga between the Sonics and city of Seattle took a new twist Friday with the team's lawyers filing papers claiming "an unseemly alliance" between the K&L Gates law firm, developer Matt Griffin ...
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Scenes from the International District
... This gate welcomes visitors. Dragons on telephone poles mark the district. This simple gate is the entry to one of Seattle's many community gardens. Rustic benches and lecterns are near the entrance. Small individual plots are tended by the ...
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Shipper fined for Elliott Bay oil spill
... of northern Elliott Bay, and took six days to clean up. Soundoff (0 comments) What do you think? 101 Elliott Ave. W. Seattle, WA 98119 (206) 448-8000 Home Delivery: (206) 464-2121 or (800) 542-0820 seattlepi.com serves about 1.7 million unique ...
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Woman Says She Lived In Fear After Exposing Teacher To Police
... last May and authorities found the images Thoma-Guay had described during a search of Sheehan's home. According to a Seattle police document, Sheehan apparently used his job to fuel his fantasies. "Sheehan told Thoma-Guay that he liked when the ...
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Seattle International Children's festival starts today
Today kicks off the weeklong Seattle International Children's Festival. You can take your family to explore performing arts and culture in an atmosphere that won't crowd or overwhelm.
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Gas station charging $4.05 for regular
... and higher in places like Vashon Island, but it's now hitting Western Washington's mainland. At tiny Spirit Gas in Seattle's Ballard neighborhood, regular reached the $4.05 a gallon mark Monday. $4.15 will get your day started with a grande intense ...
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Terry Pluto's scribbles before Game 4
... agent to do that. Think back to the summer of 2005 when the Cavs were shopping for a free agent guard. They pursued Seattle's Ray Allen and Milwaukee's Michael Redd . Both re-signed with their original teams because they could offer more money and ...
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WSU to offer bone marrow transplants to sick pets
The bone marrow or stem cell transplant, a procedure that every year saves tens of thousands of lives and won for the Seattle physician who pioneered it the 1990 Nobel Prize in Medicine, appears poised to come ...
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Drink tap water, not bottled, city urges
... ecologically aware consumer to do? City officials and grass-roots activists urged people Wednesday to turn to Seattle's drinking water and safe, reusable containers. "It's easy to switch to drinking tap water," said Suellen Mele, program director of ...
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... contribute to the food woes. But biofuels have other problems. Researchers from the University of Washington and the Seattle office of The Nature Conservancy examined the most popular plants used to make biodiesel and ethanol. They looked at the ...
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A not-guilty pleasure: Matt Lauer's interview with Sen. Larry Craig
... that. It just seems odd. Know what I mean? Wink wink. O. Casey Corr writes the Mudville blog for Crosscut. He is a Seattle-based writer and consultant who previously worked for The Seattle Times and Seattle Post-Intelligencer . He also worked as a ...
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Pride news in the fall: SOAP fundraiser, SOAP seeks input; new group for festival.
... informal fashion event for men and women that will include the W Hotel's own loungewear line as well as bra's from Seattle's own BRA Show , and bras designed by Seattle local designers including Le Mare, Jessica Lovelace, Zombie Hearts, Cintli, and ...
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