Vol. 5, Issue 1 - January 2001

NEWS

History House director resigns Jim Neidigh weds his high school sweetheart and moves to Spokane.

New library raises concern Greenwood residents disagree over library design.

HEALTHY LIVING

Wallingford Boys & Girls Club Jamie Flaxman named new executive director.

Tiger Muskies New fish added to Green Lake.

Sports & Recreation Briefs Sand Point off-leash area, lighting at Lower Woodland.

Health Briefs New clinic in Greenwood, flu shots, hospital workers organize.

SOUL FOOD

William Gullick New pastor at North Seattle Alliance Church.

Sophie Wrenchey Gallery Roger Sharp exhibits art at gallaery in Fremont Baptist Church.

OPINIONS

COLUMN: JANE EXPLAINS by Jane Lotter
Boogie on Reggae Woman Medical woes and flu shots.

STAN STAPP

Pioneer aviators Famous flyers who visited Sand Point.

BUSINESS BEAT

Fremont Chamber Local business groups hand out awards.

Business Briefs Architect receives honor, Fremont hardware store closes, Allstate agent moves to Shoreline, Dexter & Chaney on Fast 50 list.

OUT & ABOUT

Rose Red Stephen King miniseries filmed at Sand Point.

OUT & ABOUT BRIEFS Kid's art contest, "Phinney & Friends" exhibit, local professor joins Theatre Hall of Fame.

HOME & GARDEN

Ambiente Tile Entrepreneur makes his mark on Green Lake.

COLUMN: AROUND THE HOME by Matt Maury
Gutters They're not just for decoration.

2001 index list

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