Vol. 7, Issue 3 - March 2003

NEWS

What to do about Northgate? Aging mall needs fixing; City, citizens at odds over how.

What is the Comp Plan? Document has guided development for over a decade.

Opposing the Mayor's strategy Community, councils says, don't throw out the plan.

Siding with the Mayor Developers dislike plan.

Who is Simon Property Group? Mall's owner is world's largest shopping center operator.

Longtime florist passes away Gene Henderson a fixture in Lake City for three decades.

'Missing' trail link found Mayor proposes route to complete Burke-Gilman trail.

Update meeting scheduled Residents can get a look at City's plans to develop NW corner of park.

Hours reduced. Budget cuts force shorter hours.

Raucous meeting in Ballard Citizens voice concerns, hopes about Green Line.

Local student serves as page Kate MacFarlane works in state senate in Olympia.

Postman comes to the rescue Catastrophe averted by brave federal employee.

U-Heights Committee Forming City seeking volunteers for advisory committee.

STAN'S LOOKOUT
Stan's Lookout Column by Stan Stapp.

LAND USE
Land Use Column by Clayton Park.

COPS N ROBBERS
Police beat Column by Leah Weathersby.

OPINIONS

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Letters to the Editor 'Deportation' anything but, Cheers for Matt Maury and How South Lot Saga Ended

JANE EXPLAINS
Double Cross Column by Jane Lotter.

POLITICALLY SPEAKING
What About Bob? Column by James Bush.

HEALTHY LIVING

Massage Missionary Local masseuse relieves stress one convert at a time.

Local Hospitals Prepare President Bush wants workers vaccinated; one North Seattle hospital balks.

Healthy Living Briefs Curves holds food drive, Children's expands, Cancer support group, MS group seeks volunteers.

RETIREMENT LIVING

Local chess tourney for young and old Local senior brings lifetime of experience to chess board.

Retirement Brief Coping with memory loss, Senior volunteer program.

EYE ON EDUCATION

Ingraham seeks public support High school needs contributions for much needed improvements.

Education Briefs Ryther hosts event, Trading asphalt for turf.

BUSINESS BEAT

New Chamber Presidents Meet new heads of local chambers.

New coffee retailer in Fremont Popular Peets Coffee to open outlet in Fremont this summer.

Local businesspeople form political group Group feels city is not responsive to small businesses.

OUT & ABOUT

Lower golf fees. City lowers fees at golf courses to stay competetive.

New Viking Exhibity Nordic Heritage Museum tracks human migration's 'Full Circle'.

Hang out anything but common Roosevelt restaurant adds live music.

LIVE FROM NORTH SEATTLE
Local band blends jazz, bossa Music column by Clayton Park.

HOME & GARDEN

Short platting packs houses in Development technique raises some eyebrows.

Home and Garden briefs Gardening lectures, Free gardening classes.

COLUMN: AROUND THE HOME
Handling a broken side sewer By Matt Maury of the Homeowner's Club.

COLUMN: Decorating Dilemmas
New column offers tips on beautifying our home By Robin Daly of Daly's Paint and Decorating.

2003 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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