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Jet City Stream breaks Puget Sound barrier (examiner.com)

By on April 23, 2012

Marco Collins behind the microphone at Jet City Stream – Photo: Greg Roth

The Emerald City just celebrated the 50 year anniversary of The World’s Fair. In honor of the event, the Space Needle reached deep into the closet and pulled out its original coat of “Galaxy Gold” paint.

In 1962, the Space Needle was the centerpiece The World’s Fair. Now, it stands as the centerpiece of the city, and is prominently displayed in the logo of Seattle’s newest radio station, Jet City Stream. (It’s no accident that orange is also part of the station’s color scheme.)

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