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During the summer of 2016 I relocated from Seattle to Las Vegas. Since then, I have not put up new posts here on New To Seattle, although visitors are free to comment on older posts, to which I often respond. In Sin City I've launched a new blog, New To Las Vegas, which continues my same tradition of observation, musings and commentary. Visitors can access my new blog by clicking here. Please visit and stay awhile.

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A marketing plea to support OFFSIDE: A Mystery

Posted on October 14, 2015 by William P. BarrettOctober 14, 2015

Clicking on link will help promote the book

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Posted in Far from Seattle, Seattle media, Seattle soccer | Tagged Alan Greenspan, debut novel, Offside: A Mystery, real estate bubble, soccer parents, soccer referee murder, Southern California race relations, Thunderclap | Leave a reply

Set far from Seattle, ‘OFFSIDE: A Mystery,’ my debut novel, is about soccer parents, rich California and a dead referee

Posted on November 2, 2014 by William P. BarrettNovember 4, 2014

Book is now available on Amazon/Kindle/Barnes & Noble/Nook and iBooks

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Posted in Seattle soccer | Tagged Alan Greenspan, Booktrope, California soccer, debut novel, Diego Diaz, Hector Rivera, Los Angeles, New Mexico soccer, Offside: A Mystery, origins of California name, Rick Hermannik, soccer referee, Valley Mirage, William P. Barrett, youth soccer | Leave a reply

Rutgers is coming to Seattle, but not as oldest college football team

Posted on August 22, 2014 by William P. BarrettApril 10, 2022

Famous ‘first’ match in 1869 against Princeton was really soccer

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Posted in Seattle soccer, Seattle sports | Tagged Ben Franklin, Big Ten, College Football Hall of Fame, first college football game, Frank (Pop) Grant, Frank Grant, I'd die for dear old Rutgers, I'll die if someone doesn't give me a cigarette, New Brunswick NJ, Offside: A Mystery, Princeton University, Rutgers University, Rutgers-Princeton 1869, Rutgers-Princeton football, Rutgers-Princeton soccer, Scarlet Knight, Seattle game, University of Washington, Washington State University, Wazzu, William Franklin | Leave a reply

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