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EDITORIAL CARTOONS | Nov. 22, 2017

Tuesday, November 21, 2017 8:42 PM

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2020: Finding the words to begin again
Interbay’s past, present suffering from lack of urban planning
Sweet Art Deco factory fails at landmarks board
West Wing Shelter model working, needs to grow
Looking for good news
More than a day at the beach
Many projects in District 7
Our Orthogonal Onion: What kind of urban plan is that?
Summer reverie
Not giving up on friends
Queen Anne Historical Society honors local preservationists

As Seattle has welcomed more than 100,000 people in the last decade, and as we witness much of our beloved neighborhood falling to wrecking balls, many people quietly labor to preserve Queen Anne’s historic buildings and special places.
Shared humanity: Seattle isn’t doing it right
Make climate crisis front-page news daily
Mother connection
Do a deep political dive
Lyft share? Yes, please
History of a Queen Anne club

Women’s clubs ignited in popularity throughout the United States in the late 19th century. Even before they could vote, women wanted to better themselves and their communities. One of these clubs is still going strong today after 125 years — the Queen Anne Fortnightly Club.
Queen Anne’s ground-level cultural heritage

This started out as a conversation about Queen Anne’s commercial districts and how they are peppered with historic one- and two-story buildings hosting locally owned businesses representative of our neighborhood’s cultural heritage. Probing more deeply, the conversation morphed, as the idea of ‘cultural heritage” loomed problematic.
More than a house
The Italians at the aquarium

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