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County's mentally ill fade into the system
By Carol Smith : November 17, 2008 : Seattle Post-Intelligencer
The things they left behind: a houndstooth jacket slung over a chair, a boom box, a battered bike helmet. They left a romance novel, an algebra text, a brochure on knee surgery. They left clutches of hangers and empty prescription bottles, and leaning in the hall, a primitive painting of two staircases -- one going up, one down, a round smiling face hovering at the intersection between the two.
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Under the Needle: Only one way Edward Jackson would leave 35 years of clutter
By Mike Lewis : November 7, 2008 : Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Near the end, Edward Jackson, 89, often spent all day in his robe and slippers, picking through the narrow paths he had cut like a corn maze through the heaps of boxes in his two-bedroom Capitol Hill apartment.

He slept in a narrow open slot on a crowded twin bed. He took meals on a clear patch of countertop the size of a cutting board. That spot, along with the paths, accounted for the only uncluttered horizontal surfaces in his 1,250-square-foot home of more than 35 years.
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Opinion

Separately, we can't save anyone
By Danny Westneat : November 17, 2008 : The Seattle Times
Who could have saved Quincy Coleman?

The question doesn't go down easily for Sam Lachow, 18. One of his best friends is gone, shot dead two weeks ago on the back side of Garfield High School.

It's enough that he feels a hole of loss inside. Now everybody's asking questions — questions that carry hints of accusation.
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Food

Potato Cheddar Chowder
By Acacia Jackson : November 3, 2008 : Seattle On The Hill
Fall is here and the craving for comfort foods has begun, and what better to satisfy that craving than with Potato Cheddar Chowder. This is a fantastic recipe that I stumbled across one year in Vegetarian Times magazine.

I’ve made it so many times that I know the recipe by heart. A few years ago I brought a double batch of this chowder to a soup-off, I left with the title and no leftovers to bring home.
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Strawberry Rhubarb Pie
By Acacia Jackson : July 20, 2008 : Seattle On The Hill
The strawberries are abundant right now and rhubarb is growing like a weed. It's time to make pie.
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Perfect Pie Crust Made Easy
By Acacia Jackson : July 1, 2008 : Seattle On The Hill
Summer is an exciting season full of great weather and even better food. There are barbecues, picnics and hot summer nights enjoyed with a loved one and a glass of cool rosé.
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Real Estate

Apartment rental rate hike expected in Puget Sound area
By Jeanne Lang Jones : November 4, 2008 : Puget Sound Business Journal
Apartment rents in the Puget Sound area are expected to shoot up 6 percent this year, with Seattle-area rent increases among the highest in the nation, according to a third quarter report from Marcus & Millichap.

"Bolstered by job gains and healthy long-term population and household growth projections, the Puget Sound's economic strength will continue to support local apartment fundamentals, despite the third-quarter collapse of Washington Mutual," the real estate investment services firm said in a release.
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