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February 2012
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It was the year that changed Seattle forever: 1962, when millions arrived here for the World's Fair. Marking the 50th anniversary of that seminal event in our city's history, Seattle magazine--about to turn 50 itself!--offers extensive coverage in the way only we can: written by the Space Needle's writer in residence, our own Knute Berger.
Kicking off our new series about local art collectors, Seattle mag's arts editor Brangien Davis shar
In case your inner Seattle Center nerd still isn't satisfied, go here for more history and memorabil
Even better than a billboard, the Space Needle is a prominent way to get a message across.
Bainbridge Island-based Kicky Pants has super-soft jeans for kids that you'll feel good about buying
The Portland artist's latest, Tumble Bee, is filled with American folk classics and charming lullabi
The West Seattle rock'n'roller is more in to bedtime stories these days.
From a Space Needle atop Mount Rainier to a “Carveyor,” Knute Berger dishes on the World’s Fair that
Local authors want to help you get that book idea out of the drawer - and onto the shelves.
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