Vol. 4, Issue 3 - March 2000

NEWS

Elks accident Ray Breda still in hospital.

Census 2000 coming soon! By Deni Luna.

A creek runs through it Old documents shed new light on Northgate debate.

Sub leads U-District center

Mall wins day in court Northgate Mall owners Simon Properties win ruling on plans to develop south lot. Community activists to take case to higher court.

New park in Greenwood planned Old greenhouses torn down to make room for new neighborhood park.

How do you spell parking relief? ? In Licton Springs, it will soon be R-P-Z. By Shannon Priebe.

Steinbrueck sides with Thornton Creek activists

TCA gets help View Ridge PCC adopts Thornton Creek Alliance

Millenium Tree Project Program encourages residents to plant trees

News Briefs Little Brook Creek, New Libraries, Wilderness Coalition.

3RD ANNIVERSARY

3 years and growing! The Maven celebrates three years of community news service!

Jesse Ross Intern Jesse Ross talks about his hopes for volunteering in the Peace Corps.

Matt Patneaude Staff reporter Matt Patneaude tells about his plans for his writing career.

Shannon Priebe Intern Shannon Priebe will graduate this summer from UW and is looking for work!

THE SPORTS SECTION

NSCC's Seattle Storm team wraps up inaugural season Team has conflict with WNBA using same name. By Matt Patneaude.

Meadowbrook Playfields Verdict on playfields is a mixed bag. By Clayton Park.

Disc Golf Park Licton Springs park to get new sculpture garden.

SOUL FOOD

Local choir to tour Spain

OPINIONS

Why pick on WTO protesters? By Greg Barnes of Wedgwood.

City should not raise light pole heights By Betsy Jennings, co-chair Meadowbrook Action Committee.

COLUMN: JANE EXPLAINS by Jane Lotter
TV Worth Watching A silly play on the new TV season.

STAN STAPP

Wallingford Library New home stirs thoughts of past, present, and future.

Trudy retires Hash columnist Trudy Weckworth retires.

EYE ON EDUCATION

John Rogers auction

Rotary offers scholarships Applications available.

Seattle Pacific University Locals make Dean's List.

BUSINESS BEAT

Free Norman Rockwell calendars State Farm has a surplus of 400. Come and get them!

Wellness Store Medical Service Pharmacy makes transition into Wellness Store.

Wallingford Chamber studies traffic

OUT & ABOUT

Battle of the Bands Get ready for the Battle of the Bands, Lake City style

Paradox Del Rey to perform at Paradox Theatre in U-District.

Fringe Fest 2000 features locals

Green Lake Bathhouse New tenant planned after departure of Bathhouse Theater.

Gary Stroutsos to give concert at Ravenna-Eckstein Community Center.

HOME & GARDEN

Heritage trees Nominations sought.

COLUMN: AROUND THE HOME by Matt Maury
Carpet Care More to it than meets the eye.

2000 index list

January issue

February issue

March issue

April issue

May issue

June issue

July issue

August issue

September issue

October issue

November issue

December issue

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