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-Boonie, just a few years and who knows how many CCs of performance enhancement out of his prime, has flipped his last bat.

-In a reversal of recent fortunes yesterday a fast one got pulled on the mayor and suddenly his big dig at the waterfront is looking less likely.

-People seemed to like this article in the Olympian yesterday about biomass (a term we translate as "burning stuff other than coal") as an alt-fuel source.

-A guide to green commercial real estate on the west coast was released today and we're dreading reading this thing, but we probably will anyway.

-Mardi Gras was pretty low key in Pioneer Square and only 57 were arrested.

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By Dan in News on March 1, 2006 4:30 PM

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Nate

The DOT and the Mayor tried to pull a fast one on us when they elected to only study options that include a new highway on the shore, but now is absolutely the time to study the highway-free shore proposal. It is unfortunate that our leaders failed to consider the opinions of this coalition of experts at the very beginning. A close look reveals it has substantial merit, even if it can't be squeezed into a politician's soundbite.

Michael

I second the PWC support. It's nice they've come into line with my way of thinking.

Jake of 8bitjoystick.com

All right Comrade! Score one for the People's Waterfront Coalition : Citizens for a Highway-Free Shore.

This past weekend this group spoke to the Democratic political class that I am in and it made the most sense of all the options for dealing with the viaduct problem.