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February 3, 2003 Online Edition, No. 8
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| Mayor Greg Nickels promises to revitalize five neglected neighborhoods to create more job and business opportunities to residents. Photo courtesy of www.cityofseattle.net
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Our role—our moment to seize—is to put people to work and make this change as great as the spirit of this city. New investment, new transportation systems, common sense in land use rules will help achieve the dreams we share for this city—Mayor Greg Nick
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“WHY SHOULD this bill be at debate?” asks a Seattle Press reader regarding Senator Tracey Eide’s proposal to protect home-schooled children from sex offenders attempting housing nearby. Children in public and private schools are protected from sex offender housing. Why should protection for home-schooled children be different? READ ENTIRE EMAIL.
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