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Saving the soul of SoDo?
The Port of Seattle is worried the new arena will kill off working class Seattle, but the Port's leaders have also been a huge force for the gentrification they're decrying.
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Seattle Pacific University: An emerging community role
In 17 years, the now-retiring president has built a culture of community service while growing enrollment to a record level. His successor looks like someone who might make SPU's work more widely felt.
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Working with Scoop: the ups and downs of a political giant
Sen. Henry 'Scoop' Jackson was popular among Washington constituents not so much because of his political skill, but for his character and likability. Still, no matter how hard he tried, he was destined to lose the presidential elections.
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Is Washington becoming 'happy with crappy?'
From 520's pontoon problems to the Boeing 787 debacle, standards seem to be slipping in an age when the Chinese economy is dominating. But a call should be made to return to high quality, long lasting products.