Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson is taking a by-name outreach model that moved most of Pioneer Square's unsheltered residents indoors ahead of the World Cup and applying it across the city, a bet the Downtown Seattle Association says can rebuild public confidence in an urban core still working to refill its office towers.
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