KCTS 9 Connects For February 22, 2008

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KCTS 9 Connects For February 22, 2008

Randy Pebble and Cathy Allen talk about Gregoire vs. Rossi, legislature lanches and the State of the State. Seattle's Landmark Preservation Board decides this week whether to designate the old Denny's restaurant in Ballard as "historic." KCTS 9 Producer Jenny Cunningham will have the Board's decision, and tell us what's next for the former omelet outlet. Fish is one of the healthiest foods you can eat, but sometimes it's not so healthy for the environment. Some fish species are endangered and overfished. Others are depleted or come from unsustainable fisheries. So how do you know? The Seattle Streetcar, (formerly called the South Lake Union Trolley, or S.L.U.T.) has been up and running for less than three months amid criticism that it costs too much, is a danger to cyclists, makes existing traffic worse, and no one really uses it. Despite those concerns, the City Council is studying possible new streetcar lines throughout the Emerald City. On the next Connects, a closer look at the str
Originally Aired: Feb 22, 2008
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Randy Pebble and Cathy Allen talk about Gregoire vs. Rossi, legislature lanches and the State of the State.

The State of the Streetcar
Randy Pebble and Cathy Allen talk about Gregoire vs. Rossi, legislature lanches and the State of the State.
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Green Watch: Something Fishy
Seattle's Landmark Preservation Board decides this week whether to designate the old Denny's restaurant in Ballard as "historic." KCTS 9 Producer Jenny Cunningham will have the Board's decision, and tell us what's next for the former omelet outlet.
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Denny's Destiny
Fish is one of the healthiest foods you can eat, but sometimes it's not so healthy for the environment. Some fish species are endangered and overfished. Others are depleted or come from unsustainable fisheries. So how do you know?
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Roundtable
The Seattle Streetcar, (formerly called the South Lake Union Trolley, or S.L.U.T.) has been up and running for less than three months amid criticism that it costs too much, is a danger to cyclists, makes existing traffic worse, and no one really uses it. Despite those concerns, the City Council is studying possible new streetcar lines throughout the Emerald City. On the next Connects, a closer look at the str
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