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Who are we? The garbage police?
The city's latest waste initiative will ping homeowners who throw away too much food. It's time for Seattle to take a hard look at its priorities.
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Puget Sound growth: Where will they all live?
Urban villages are fine but they fall far short of filling the needs. And what happens as the millennial generation gets older and has more babies?
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Survivor: Our 107-year-old Pike Place Market
Fifty years ago, Seattle's beloved landmark dodged a wrecking ball thanks to Friends of the Market, the group that still protects and manages it today.
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Columbia City crash reveals dangers of density
The neighborhood's busy sidewalks are a sign that Seattle is achieving its goal of urban density. But are we taking the steps necessary to make that density safe?
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Weyerhaeuser move: A modern landmark's future in question
The architecture of the company's Federal Way headquarters has been admired from the start. And there could be challenges with construction on a Pioneer Square site with an industrial past.