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Privately Funded Elliott Bay Connections to Reopen 16-Acre Seattle Waterfront Parks on June 4

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Silhouettes of people gathered to watch the sunset at the Seattle Waterfront
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A philanthropy-backed overhaul of Myrtle Edwards and Centennial Parks closes a critical gap along Seattle's reimagined Elliott Bay shoreline, extending a continuous public realm from Pier 62 to Pier 91. Seattle's central waterfront is about to gain its missing northern bookend. Myrtle Edwards Park and Centennial Park reopen to the public on the morning of […]

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