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1005 East Roy Street, in the Capitol Hill neighborhood. It’s a big brick Tudor built in the late 1920s by Fredrick William Anhalt. My wife and I happened upon the building during a visit to Seattle in 1999, and instantly fell in love with it; when
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It sounds too good to be true, but homes in the Seattle area are now being financed by Homestreet Bank at no money down, no PMI, and 3.99% financing. These are homes which Homestreet financed the construction loan, and the bank wants the properties
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Anything is possible! For example, we can offer a summer camp for children to learn English with other kids while Dad acquires new skills in public speaking and business negotiations. At the same time, Mom can learn English by cooking lessons! Then
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Go on the Internet and type in "Chief Seattle Speech." Your screen will be filled with references to it, a text that adorns posters and has been adopted by environmentalists and Native Americans. Chief Seattle supposedly told whites in 1855, "At
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Flying Fish Grill The name may not sound like much of a fancy place, and the brigth neon outside is a little odd, but if you are looking for a nice dinner out this place had really really good flavorful food and some great combinations that worked
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The Sunday newspaper will continue to publish and be delivered to you. The Sunday newspaper is a product of The Seattle Times Company produced primarily by The Seattle Times newsroom. Currently, the Seattle P-I contributes two opinion pages and
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No. Advertisers now have the choice to have their ads posted online for an additional charge.
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The Seattle Post-Intelligencer (popularly known as "the P-I") is an online newspaper and former print newspaper covering Seattle, Washington and the surrounding area. The newspaper was initially founded in 1863 as the weekly Seattle Gazette and
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You know, talking about the mayor's environmental record -- that was leadership he showed when he said Seattle would reduce global warming pollution to meet the levels in the international treaty, the Kyoto Protocol. The thing about that is when
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Your subscription to the Seattle P-I has been transferred to The Seattle Times. The days of delivery service and expiration date will remain unchanged. Your billing cycle will continue as before. If you have any questions or concerns about your
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