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08 Nov Pioneer Square in the News

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NEWS

Why has the all-night dining scene shrunk as Seattle has grown? (Crosscut)
Eating on the Edge: The ability to grab something late at night is the very mark of a city’s greatness. Perhaps there is a reason why Seattle has fewer all-night options than in the 1990s. One on East Marginal Way is particularly emblematic of the type.

Liquor initiatives: 1 down, 1 still alive (Seattle Times)
Photo of partygoers opposed to Initiatives 1100 and 1105 cheering at F.X. McRory’s in Seattle’s Pioneer Square as they watch election coverage on TV.

BLOGS

Gourmet Burgers and Trophy Cupcakes Come to Pioneer Square, Late Night Pie Hits Fremont, & More (Voracious)
Builtburger will debut in Pioneer Square flagship store next Monday.

Drinking Away Prejudice at Temple Billiards (Voracious)
Basil Hayden isn’t going to transform into something exotic and new here, but Temple Billiards is a great place to be a passive whiskey-sipper.

Speak out about South Downtown plan Nov. 22 (Seattle PI – Real Estate)
People who care about South Downtown Seattle will get their second chance Nov. 22 to tell the City Council what they think.

30 Paintings, Day 20 (Michael Todd Harrison)
Don’t forget the Forgotten Works Challenge, which debuts on December 2nd!

Ashley and Addison (Lucas Mobley Photography)

So few come and don’t go (Hey Pretty Thing)

Urban/Studio Holiday Mini’s l Seattle Family Portraits (Shutterbox Photos)

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