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Vol. 6, Issue 12 - December 2002
NEWS
Burke-Gilman Trail extension Controversy over trail plan pits businesses versus bikers.
Family Center could lose funding Meadowbrook family center may lose City portion of funding.
Fremont Sunday Market rally Supporters rally to save market from being closed by businesses.
Yolanda Martinez Little City Hall coordinator to retire.
Weddings Bill Hawkins and Cyndi Hedel tie the knot.
News briefs North Helpline, Kalakala, Green Lake fire engine, Ravenna creek, Mineral Springs Park, libraries.
STAN'S LOOKOUT
NOTE: Stan's column was sketched this month, so it can only be viewed on the printed copy.
LAND USE
Building permit list
Column by Clayton Park.
COPS N ROBBERS
Police beat
Column by Leah Weathersby.
OPINIONS
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More eyesores in Lake City Letter to the Editor By F Bullock in response to Cheryl Klinker's letter last month. Includes rebuttals from artist Mike Sweeney and business owner Leon Johnson.
Give creeks a chance Letter to the Editor By Janet Way.
Police Cuts Letter to the Editor By Sonja Richter.
JANE EXPLAINS
Taking the heat
Column by Jane Lotter.
POLITICALLY SPEAKING
Voters talking. Is anybody listening yet?
Column by James Bush.
HEALTHY LIVING
Inline Hockey rolls into Sand Point Over 500 kids and adults play the hockey on inline roller skates each season.
Healthy Living Briefs Ravenna Park nature walk, Family skate at Ravenna Eckstein, Meadowbrook pond walk, Community Psychiatric Clinic.
RETIREMENT LIVING
Village Seniors bowling The Village Seniors now bowl in Ballard at Sunset Bowl.
Retirement Living Briefs North Seattle Community College, Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP).
EYE ON EDUCATION
Nathan Hale Horticulture Program which gives students a background to grow on, faces funding programs.
School Holiday Events Ballard, Roosevelt, and Nathan Hale.
Education Briefs North Seattle Community College, Green Lake Elementary, Salmon Bay, Summit, Olympic Hills, Ballard.
BUSINESS BEAT
Twice Sold Tales Pack the cats and books: U-District new home to bookstore.
Auction fundraiser By Jo Ellen Merry. Lake City Chamber to hold annual fundraiser in different location.
Business Briefs Activspace, Still Life, First Mutual, Lake City Chamber, Port Chatham, Ballard Mail & Dispatch.
OUT & ABOUT
Phinney Winterfest Annual festival offers four floors of craft shopping in historic building.
Phinney Winterfest Quilt Quilt depicting individual homes in each panel will be raffled.
Holiday Events Wreath-making, holiday food, tree-lighting, and more. And most is free!
Wedgwood Broiler By James Bush. Owner has found secret to success and doesn't plan to change a thing.
Out and About Briefs Art show in Wallingford, North Seattle Community College, Family Center, Jack Straw, and Roosevelt art walk.
LIVE FROM NORTH SEATTLE
Billy Moon
Music column by Clayton Park.
HOME & GARDEN
Jil Smith of Insatiable Studios Artist creates decorative lamp shades that double as works of art.
The trouble with fall leaves In rain soaked Seattle, leaves contribute to flooding.
Home and Garden briefs Disposal of items getting easier.
COLUMN: AROUND THE HOME
Reducing energy usage
By Matt Maury of the Homeowner's Club.
Formerly, The Jet City Maven
Copyright ©2009 Susan Brehme Park and Clayton Park for The Seattle Sun and/or The Jet City Maven.
Permission granted to use content as long as you credit us! Thank you!
©2009 Susan Park and Clayton Park for The Seattle Sun and/or The Jet City Maven
Permission granted to use content as long as you credit us! Thanks!