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April 30, 2007: Headlines
In Seattle, music of the Hawaiian Renaissance
Posted Mon, Apr 30, 8 a.m.
Led Ka'apana and Mike Kaawa, two legendary string virtuosos, tap the bottomless well of Hawaiian music at the Triple Door.
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Oregon Gov. Ted Kulongoski went a week eating on $3 a day, and all he got was a ration of ...
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The SAM stampede begins
Posted Mon, Apr 30, midnight
Seattle Art Museum's new downtown expansion opens this weekend, and the media extravaganza is under way.
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An elegy for straight-shooting Charlie Chong
Posted Mon, Apr 30, midnight
As a Seattle City Council member and community activist, he said things others wouldn't – the things that were true but were uncomfortable to hear.
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