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Drago to announce for Seattle mayor Tuesday
Posted by Emily Heffter
Seattle City Councilmember Jan Drago has been polling and gathering support in preparation for an announcement that she plans to run against Mayor Greg Nickels.
Now there's a when and where, sources say: Tuesday at the Seattle Art Museum, by the Hammering Man.
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