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    West Seattle Getting a New Music Venue

    By Mike Seely in Gossip
    Wednesday, Nov. 19 2008 @ 12:41PM

    Julien Perry has the scoop over at Voracious (it's there because the joint will also serve food).

    2 comment(s) / Comment


    Enough says:

    The West Seattle Weekly strikes again with its constant coverage of all things West Seattle. I live on Queen Anne and I have been to West Seattle twice in past two years. It might as well be a hundred miles away. I don't care about West Seattle just as I don't care about Everett, WA.

    Posted On: Wednesday, Nov. 19 2008 @ 3:33PM

    Seelym says:

    West Seattle contains 15% of the city's population and, unlike Everett, is party of the city of Seattle. I'll make no apologies about covering it as doggedly as we do. It's a lovely place; you should really give it a shot.

    Posted On: Friday, Nov. 21 2008 @ 10:01AM


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