Lorena González

Seattle City Council

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Councilwoman-at-Large on the Seattle City Council; former civil rights attorney

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The Seattle City Council’s five-woman majority said "no" to a land use deal that might – or might not -- have attracted a new sports arena.

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The Seattle City Council’s five-woman majority said "no" to a land use deal that might – or might not -- have attracted a new sports arena.

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