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Seattle News Now 7/27/18
Seattle News Now 7/27/18
7/27/20184:06

Seattle has some historic new domestic workers' rights legislation, and a plan for a new bike network downtown. The Seattle Aquarium has gained City support for an expansion project; plus, there's a new vehicle noise ordinance on the books. Also, some free exhibits exploring the art of mathematics and the Japanese-American experience, and an all-ages party celebrating a Seattle music icon, all here on Seattle News NOW!

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An Issei Pioneer

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