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Research historic City files, maps, and photographs.

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Participate in events in and around the City.

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The Customer Service Bureau can help you get information, solve problems, or resolve complaints regarding any City of Seattle department.

City Inside/Out: Council Edition
The July 2008 edition features discussions with Councilmembers Sally Clark, Bruce Harrell and Tom Rasmussen talking about Seattle issues and answering emails from residents.

City Holidays
The City of Seattle observes 10 holidays during the year.

Seattle Channel
Stay informed about your government and community. Watch City Council meetings live, the Mayor's Press Conferences, and a variety of programming focused in on life in Seattle.

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