 | | | News | | |  | | Top Stories | Briefly | Opinion | | Teens get green at inaugural camp | On a trail at the edge of the wetlands in Magnuson Park, the pristine face of the Pacific Northwest is in bloom. Madronas freckle the landscape, and the wild Nootka roses blush while flickers, robins and sparrows zip through the blackberry bristles. A group of teens armed with pickaxes, loppers and shovels surround a growing pile of blackberry bushes.
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Wednesday, July 21, 2010 | | Click here to read more | | | Chihuly, KEXP dominate final Fun Forest hearing | Financial viability and community impact were the biggest concerns expressed in the final public hearing July 7 regarding Seattle Center’s Fun Forest South.
Wednesday, July 21, 2010 | | Click here to read more | | | BRIEFLY | Local groups receive PSE Foundation funds | The Puget Sound Energy Foundation recently announced that it will distribute 61 grants worth a total of $155,000 to local charitable organizations throughout Washington as part of its first of two funding rounds in 2010.
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| | | | | Opinion | | | | | Editorials | Columns | Letters | | SEATTLE SOUNDINGS | The mayor who hates cars | At first glance, the downtown-tunnel standoff between Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn and virtually every other state and local elected official is fairly simple, centering on a gray area in the enabling legislation passed by Olympia last year.
Wednesday, July 21, 2010 | | Click here to read more | | | EDITORIAL | McGinn needs to get moving on transportation issues | While Mayor Mike McGinn’s Walk Bike Ride Challenge should be lauded on principle, it ignores the general population who can’t easily participate.
Wednesday, July 21, 2010 | | Click here to read more | | | ROUNDABOUT | The wheels on the Metro bus go round and round | What do you do when you witness child abuse in public? A couple of weeks ago, I was riding a Metro bus in the Downtown Transit Tunnel when I was confronted with this question.
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| | | | | Around Here | | | | | Police Notes | Land Use | Liquor | | LAND USE | July 28, 2010 | Permit applications
3829 LINDEN AVE. N. (3009024) for a Council Land Use Action to allow a new fire station in an environmentally critical area (Station No. 9). Surface parking for five vehicles will be provided on site. Existing fire station structures to be demolished. | | Click here to read more | | | LIQUOR | July 28, 2010 | License applications
WINE TONIGHT L.L.C. (CHARLES HUNTER FREEMAN and MARY LINDA LATHAM): a change of class, for a specialty shop selling beer and wine, and keg sales, at Wine Tonight, 9727 Lake Shore Blvd. N.E. | | Click here to read more | | | POLICE NOTES | July 21, 2010 | UNWELCOMED GUEST
A man returned to his newly purchased on Dayton Avenue North around 10 a.m. July 11 to find a stranger sleeping in his basement. He told the unwanted guest to leave, so the suspect left — with the homeowner’s miter saw.
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