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October 6, 2005

Allied Arts

Allied Arts will host a 7 p.m. Oct. 14 discussion of what could happen to the Alaskan Way Viaduct and the rest of Seattle's waterfront if voters approve Initiative 912 in November. David Dye of the state Department of Transportation, Cary Moon of the People's Waterfront Coalition, and David Spiker, chairman of the Seattle Design Commission, will participate. The event is at a private residence in Millennium Tower, 715 Second Ave. It's $15 for Allied Arts members, $25 to others and free for low-income people. RSVP by writing aarts@speakeasy.net or phoning (206) 624-0433.




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