Shorty's has been an influential feature in Seattle's, and the Northwest's, pinball scene which has exploded in recent years. But the pinball bar was forced to make a move -- one block away -- as its building is targeted for redevelopment. Shorty's supporters helped the iconic pinball bar make that move -- dressed as clowns. KIRO Radio Reporter Aaron Granillo explains.

<p>Shorty's has been an influential feature in Seattle's, and the Northwest's, pinball scene which has exploded in recent years. But the pinball bar was forced to make a move -- one block away -- as its building is targeted for redevelopment. Shorty's supporters helped the iconic pinball bar make that move -- dressed as clowns. KIRO Radio Reporter Aaron Granillo explains.</p>

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<p>Dave Ross and Colleen O’Brien bring you the day’s most important news stories every weekday. Along with Chris Sullivan on traffic and KIRO 7 TV’s Nick Allard, it’s everything you need to get your day started right. </p>

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