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City, Port of Seattle Announce Public–Private Partnership to Revitalize Parks on Elliott Bay Waterfront

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Port of Seattle, Seattle City Council, Downtown Seattle Association, Friends of Waterfront Seattle, Suquamish Tribe, Elliott Bay, World Cup, Waterfront Park, Olympic Sculpture Park, Myrtle Edwards Park, Centennial Park, Puget Sound
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Today, Mayor Bruce Harrell joined Port of Seattle Commission President Sam Cho, philanthropist Melinda French Gates, Seattle City Council President Debora Juarez, Downtown Seattle Association Board Chair Sung Yang, Friends of Waterfront Seattle President and CEO Joy Shigaki, and Chairman of the Suquamish Tribe Leonard Forsman to announce Elliott Bay Connections (EBC), an unprecedented public-private […]

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