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Life On Mars has collected thousands of vinyl albums which is makes available to patrons who might find something appealing among its collection. Life On Mars is a new Bar on Capitol Hill that features vinyl records, and a food menu that is plant based. Photographed Monday, June 10, 2019. 210530
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Two Capitol Hill bar openings, including Life on Mars’ spin on vinyl and vegan food | Happy Hour

Started by four music-industry insiders, Life on Mars serves up a happy hour that includes a chance to spin from its 5,800 vinyl-record collection. And a speakeasy den on Capitol Hill gets a second life as Rose Temple bar.  VIEW

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Wed. May 22, 2019. Joe Chocolate Company Co-Owners Sam Tanner, left, holding Joe Chocolate Crunch and an Ice Cream sandwhich and Peter Keckement at right holding a Strawberry, Basil Lime Gazoz. Their business is next door to Beechers Cheese on Pike Place and Stewart Street. 210314
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THEN: Count the flags, big and small, strewn throughout this glimmering “then.” We calculate at least 100. For detailed maps, engaging narrative and stunning photos on the A-Y-P, check out the centennial book by Alan J. Stein, Paula Becker and the staff of HistoryLink.

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Using the APP King County Connect, Jen Travis, a principal consultant with Slalom consulting, photographs a noxious weed, Giant Hogweed at Marymoor Park. King County has teamed up with Microsoft and consulting firm Slalom to develop the APP for residents to use to identify noxious weeds. 210618

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FILE – In this March 3, 2018, file photo, Eagle River, Alaska musher Tom Schonberger’s lead dogs trot along Fourth Avenue during the ceremonial start of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race in Anchorage, Alaska. Animal rights activists are toasting the maker of Jack Daniel’s whiskey, saying the company has ended its long-running sponsorship of Alaska’s 1,000-mile race. The action follows a tough year for race organizers who have faced financial hardships, a loss of other sponsors and their first-ever dog doping scandal. (AP Photo/Michael Dinneen, Fie) FX103

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Cooper jumps into Lake Washington near Genesee Park to fetch a stick in Seattle Wednesday, March 28, 2018. He was there with his owner, Meaghan Murphy and her friend Katharine Gardias. Meaghan said that Cooper is three but is still full of energy and never seems to get tired. He is a real cuddler though.

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