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07 Nov Pioneer Square in the News

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11-11-11: What are YOU going to do? Sing the BLUES for Veterans! (PI – Sassy City Girl)
If you’re looking for a feel-good way to spend 11-11-11 in Seattle, but still want to have a great time, here’s a fun event that just hit my desk that’s got Win-Win written all over it. The Veteran’s Day Blues Festival.
It’s being held in Pioneer Square, everyone’s favorite spot for Seattle Blues, for a cause that we all want to support….our Veterans!

Wanted felon arrested in punching of Seattle cop (PI – Seattle 911)
Police arrested a man outside a Pioneer Square club early Friday morning after he allegedly punched a Seattle officer in the face.

Gallery shows: Candy-colored botanica, forlornly ephemeral houses (Seattle Times)
Sometimes it takes only a handful of works to disclose an artist’s curious turn of mind. That’s the case with two small exhibits now at James Harris Gallery and G. Gibson Gallery in Pioneer Square. Both feature local artists.

Facebook To Move Seattle Office, Near South Lake Union (PI – Urban Condo Spaces)
According to Brian Dudley of Seattle Times, Facebook is moving their Pioneer Square office to 1730 Minor Avenue (near SLU/Denny Triangle).

First Call: Buried Treasure (Seattle Weekly)
The Double Header is buried treasure. Owned by the same family since 1934 (right after Prohibition ended!), its history lies in a very different Pioneer Square, one which served as the fulcrum of Seattle’s gay scene.

The best sports bars in Seattle, by team (PI – Seattle Sports)
Best Seahawks Bar: The Hawks Nest
Best Mariners Bar: Sluggers

James Corner Field Operations Fills in Details on Seattle’s New Waterfront Design (The SunBreak)
At Pioneer Square Beach, the goal is the restoration of Washington Street boat landing, with a beached tugboat as interpretative feature. “It’s a place, programmatically, to come and touch the water, to fish, to beachcomb, to see what the tides bring in,” mused Corner. There would also be concessions, maybe a diner, because, you know, you get hungry and you don’t always catch fish.

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