Looks like Tracy Record of the awesome West Seattle Blog is about to be named one of Seattle's 25 most influential people.
Well deserved.
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Congrats, WSB!
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Thanks! Nothing about this on the Seattle Magazine site yet ... appears the issue has arrived in mailboxes but not on the newsstands. This is forcing us to prowl newsstands for the first time since way back in the dim times pre-Interwebs, when fun for my husband and I consisted of going to Capitol Hill, Pike Market, or U-District to look for out-of-town newspapers. You know, the old-fashioned ink-stained-finger-inducing kind. Ah, nostalgia!
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