It sure seems fitting that the Space Needle looks like the current state of Seattle, explains Jason Rantz. (Getty Images/Jason Rantz)
(Getty Images/Jason Rantz)
To celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Space Needle, the city of Seattle returned the roof to its signature orange hue. The color has taken on new meaning.
Uhm, the Space Needle now looks like the many syringes littering city streets and sidewalks around the Seattle Center.
Returning to the Space Needle’s retro color, inexplicably called “Galaxy Gold” since it’s clearly orange, was well-intentioned. But Seattle is much different than when the Space Needle was first unveiled for the 1962 World’s Fair. The
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