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(206) 344-6434
Electric Vehicles Northwest
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Farewell, Black Cat
The Free Press salutes the Black Cat Cafe, collectively-run
vegetarian restaurant and U-District institution, which closed its
doors recently. The Black Cat was a great supporter of the Free Press
and other local activist causes. Good luck to Black Catters in their
future pursuits. We hope you cross our paths many more times.


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