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This Week in Northwest History: Seattle Bandstand debuts on Seattle’s KING-TV on March 16, 1958
Seattle Bandstand was an instant success -- Northwest teens swamped the station begging to be included...
This Week in Northwest History
These two stories from HistoryLink caught my eye...
This Week in Northwest History: Bruce Springsteen rocks with locals in 1980
On the evening of October 23, 1980, Bruce Springsteen pops into a Pioneer Square tavern and jams a few tunes with the band...
This Week in Northwest History: President Franklin Roosevelt Visits Washington State
FDR slept at that Mercer Island house on more than one occasion...
This week in Northwest history
Tacoma's Eleventh Street Bridge was renamed in honor of Murray Morgan...

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