2002 Archives

Vol. 6, Issue 8 - August 2002

NEWS

    NEWS BRIEFS Local libraries make the news.

HISTORY

    Joe ice cream Trucks long a part of the local scene.

    Roosevelt High Million-dollar school now a landmark.

    Betty Bartholomew Local woman made mark on Lake City, history.

    Larry's Market Chain traces roots to Green Lake.

    Farmer's Market bell Historic clang now opens Lake City Market.

    Greenwood clock Neighborhood works to preserve time piece.

    Ballard Chamber turns 75 Business group improved district.

    Greenwood Boys Club Riot started local clubs.

    "Ice Window" Roosevelt couple publishes book on early Alaska.

    Ballard High School celebrates centennial.

    Advertiser Histories Thanks to the businesses who support the Seattle Sun!

    HISTORY BRIEFS History House museum, Laurelhurst reunion and Ballard Historical Society.

OPINIONS

    COLUMN: JANE EXPLAINS by Jane Lotter
    Leave a message Jane remembers answering machines.

    Athletic fields By Renee Barton

STAN STAPP

    75 years ago Life in North Seattle remembered.

COPS 'N' ROBBERS

    Summer crime From shooting to streaking.

OUT & ABOUT

    Pioneer Days Lake City festival changes name.

    Fremont Baptist Church Silent movie still a scare.

    OUT & ABOUT BRIEFS Bitter Lake's Saturday in the Park & more.

HOME & GARDEN

    COLUMN: AROUND THE HOME by Matt Maury
    House histories Get to know your home.

    LAND USE BRIEFS Krispy Kreme update & 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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