Vol. 6, Issue 4 - April 2002

NEWS

North Seattle Community College Neighborhood planning splits community.

Trash Day Early garbage pick-up prompts complaints in Laurelhurst.

Beach fires Tradition turning harmful at Golden Gardens.

Yvonne Sanchez North Seattle resident heads Department of Neighborhoods.

NEWS BRIEFS Burglaries up, Green Lake librarian, North Helpline & more.

OPINIONS

COLUMN: JANE EXPLAINS by Jane Lotter
A neighborhood place Jane salutes San Marco grocery.

The Way I See it Haller Lake misses out on new park.

Keep shining By Claire Chamberlain

Name change By Mark Fredericks

Kudos to Stan Stapp By Shannon McClendon

EARTH DAY - SPECIAL SECTION!

Earth Day events Help save the planet!

Saving urban streams By Bob Vreeland

Preservation depends on us By Nancy Malmgren

A creek assaulted By Cheryl Klinker

STAN STAPP

Bridges past and present Stan remembers the construction of the Aurora Avenue bridge.

COPS 'N' ROBBERS

Crime time in March Criminals are everywhere - even your hot tub.

SOUL FOOD

SOUL FOOD BRIEFS Beach bonfire, concerts & classes sponsored by local reigious groups.

BUSINESS BEAT

Alley Chevrolet sold Bill Pierre buys Lake City dealership.

BUSINESS BRIEFS Finders Keepers, ActivSpace, Ovens to Betsy & more.

LAND USE BRIEFS Children's Hospital, Northeast Library & more.

HEALTHY LVING

Aeroics Video Local fittness celebrity audtions for new production.

HEALTHY LIVING BRIEFS Green Lake walk, golf hearing, Meridian Playground.

EYE ON EDUCATIONS

Ingraham High renovation Fire place sparks debate.

Prep games Winter season wraps up.

American government class Hale takes 3rd in state competition.

EDUCATION BRIEFS SPU dean's list, Ballard, Lakeside High teams.

OUT & ABOUT

Rick May Civic Light Opera gets new director.

Market Street Gill Restaurant makes home in Ballard.

Live from North Seattle Concert benefits school, Thornton Creek Project.

OUT & ABOUT BRIEFS Empty Space, art lecture, wine taste & more.

HOME & GARDEN

COLUMN: AROUND THE HOME by Matt Maury
Fire extinguishers They can save your home.

COLUMN: WHAT'S IT WORTH? by Tina Sutherland & Charlie Bailey
Antiques and collectables Charlie Finds gals find some surprising treasures.

Guerrilla Gardening Fremont residents fight weeds and trash.

HOME & GARDEN BRIEFS Greenwood Garage Sale, safety lecture & more.

2002 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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