Vol. 5, Issue 9 - September 2001

NEWS

Passing the torch Fremont Neighborhood Council gets new president.

Greenwood Library Library Board stops condemnation of McDonald's site.

Flooding in Meadowbrook Heavy rains impact office building and condos.

Empty Space moves Building repair work forces Empty Space to move temporarily.

Toni Myers Popular librarian retires.

NEWS BRIEFS PNA painting project, Northgate Community Center.

OPINIONS

COLUMN: JANE EXPLAINS by Jane Lotter
Twin Teepees Janes gets mad.

Phyllis Kenney Lets get moving again.

STAN STAPP

Mr. Baseball Campaign to rename park after Leo Lassen, Twin Teepees, Nick Schmidt, Sr.

COPS 'N' ROBBERS

August mischief in North Seattle P-patches, brownies & witch dolls.

SOUL FOOD

David Miller New pastor at Judson Baptist.

SOUL FOOD BRIEFS Ananda, Calvary Temple & more.

BUSINESS BEAT

BUSINESS BRIEFS Gasworks Kite, Bank of America, All That Dance, PCC, Santa Fe Cafe, Second Skin, Peck Building.

HEALTHY LVING

Ingraham High School Sports complex will open Sept. 22.

HEALTHY LIVING BRIEFS Burke-Gilman trail, Green Lake shellhouse, Heather Lightfoot, Lake City Golf Tourney.

OUT & ABOUT

Roosevelt Art Poles Local artists make Roosevelt the marble district.

History House Museum honors those who work at neighborhood service centers.

Wallingford Food Festivals What's Cookin, Wurst Fest, Organic Harvest Fair.

OUT & ABOUT BRIEFS Licton Springs picnic, Depth of Focus.

HOME & GARDEN

COLUMN: AROUND THE HOME by Matt Maury
Wood Know your lumber.

What's it worth? Western stools, spelling boards & more.

HOME & GARDEN BRIEFS Home & garden tours in September.

2001 index list

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