Seattle Times Sunday Magazine has many great stories about city, not suburban issues
1. Bicycling: "Wheeler Dealers: Seeing a shift in opportunity, cyclists are riding a spurt of political power" (10/22/2006)
2. Neighborhood schools as neighborhood assets: "The Heart Of The Matter: Both grounding space and launching pad, a school centers a neighborhood." (10/29/2006)
3. Automobility and car culture: "Getting Nowhere: Diehard singles, we commute, clog, stall, rage and refuse to change." (3/12/2006)
4. Historic Preservation: "Conservative Character: Buildings we should save, and why it matters." (1/14/2007)
5. Urban History: "On the Waterfront: Where the city grew up." (1/21/2007) (Plus, the Pacific Northwest Magazine section of the Seattle Times has a weekly feature on Seattle history.)
6. Urban living: "The High Life: Young or old, well off or just smart, they're making it hip to live downtown." (2/11/2007)
Who's had a wreck with a car? Hundreds of cyclists raise their hands at a recent public meeting about Seattle's Bicycle Master Plan. HARLEY SOLTES / THE SEATTLE TIMES
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