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Vol. 7, Issue 5 - May 2003 NEWS New housing options in Seattle? City pondering changes to single family zones. Costco coming to Haller Lake Some residents unhappy with retailer's plan. Wallingford startled by new neighbors Controversial school moves into old McDonald building. Laurelhurst Community Council update Neighborhood council makes its voice heard. Sandpoint plans move forward City examiner questions planner's environmental review. No off leash area at Gas Works Park's planners, dog advocates clash. Northgate mini-library opens Meant to serve customers affected by branch closures. Greenwood library throwing party Neighborhood branch is 75. COLUMN: STAN'S LOOKOUT
Stan Stapp to retire Share your memories of Stan's career. COLUMN: LAND USE
COLUMN: COPS N ROBBERS
OPINIONS Opinions expressed in this web site do not reflect the views of the publishers of the Seattle Sun newspaper. Everyone is welcome to write to express their own opinions. Check this website for deadlines. Letters to the Editor Thanks to City, No thanks to Mayor's Northgate plan. COLUMN: JANE EXPLAINS
COLUMN: POLITICALLY SPEAKING
HEALTHY LIVING Cottage Clinic 'like a home' Haller Lake doctors have quirky clinic. Healthy Living Briefs Boys and Girls Club, UW doctor named to board, lecture on infertility. EYE ON EDUCATION Eye on Education Briefs Ingraham Auction, Ravenna tot wins at chess, Lincoln update, NSCC instructor honored, intergenerational programs. BUSINESS BEAT New manager at Lake City Frontier Bank David Howry succeeds Joseph Scott Business Briefs Ave facades, Ballard Chamber, Dexter & Chaney, Epicenter art, Klinger photography, Krispy Kreme, High Maintenance Bitch, Wallingford Chamber. OUT & ABOUT Underpass art Roosevelt artist John Berry claims I-5 as canvas. U-District Street Fair Trade hard hats for party hats in May. Meadowbrook quilt auction Proceeds will benefit Annie's Playground. Out and About Briefs Greenwood art, Civic Light, Farmers markets, University House, Toastmasters. LIVE FROM NORTH SEATTLE
HOME & GARDEN One man's garbage RE Store recycles from demolished homes. Hardware Store? City People's Mercantile defies hardware convention. Veggie propulsion Dr. Dan's Alternative Fuel Werks gives cars that french fried smell. Need a new lamp shade An expert shares her advice. Home and Garden Briefs Wallingford Garden Tour, Maple Leaf P-Patch. COLUMN: AROUND THE HOME
COLUMN: DECORATING DILEMMAS
RETIREMENT LIFE Craftspeople share their tips Senior center needs talented helpers. Retirement Life Briefs Senior housing, Wallingford Community Senior Center.
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