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Today’s top news story in Tidepool reflects a trend ongoing in the major metropolitan areas of our region. More people are moving to King County, including the city of Seattle, primarily because of the job market. Also, the Seattle P-I reports (several paragraphs into the article) that “In the case of downtown Seattle, some people […]