Vol. 7, Issue 9 - September 2003

NEWS

Family Center funding cut North End loses two family centers, Ballard center board determined to continue.

Woodland Park Zoo expansion Neighbors comment on zoo environmental impact statement.

North Seattle creeks Initiative 80 won't be on September ballot, but city piles on the stream projects.

City acquires open space site Thornton Creek Park No. 6 to expand.

Vitamilk closes Green Lake plant Dairy shuts down after six decades of production.

Presidential encounter Local business people meet George W. Bush.

News briefs Monorail draft EIS released, Shilshole renovation approved, Haller Lake business fair set for Sept. 4, Northgate main street chosen.

Mixed briefs Author to speak, Yard sale, Church open house, Plant Amnesty sale, North Central history project, Maple Leaf event, Nordic Heritage Museum art show.

COLUMN: STAN'S LOOKOUT
Stan Stapp Journalism career spans an amazing eight decades.
Dorothy Stapp Vigilant supporter.

COLUMN: LAND USE
Land Use By Clayton Park.

COLUMN: COPS N ROBBERS
Police beat By Leah Weathersby.

OPINIONS

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Letters to the Editor Lake City pioneers write, Keep on shining.

COLUMN: JANE EXPLAINS
Doing too much By Jane Lotter.

COLUMN: POLITICALLY SPEAKING
Don't count out Council incumbents By James Bush.

HEALTHY LIVING

To the top North Seattle staircases let you climb your way to fitness.

EYE ON EDUCATION

Walking Ingraham's hallowed halls A tour of the refurbished IHS with two alums.

Ingraham Open House Community celebration set for September 6.

Young readers honored Ten North End children attend Breakfast of Champions.

BUSINESS BEAT

Graffiti Busters Lake City merchants take aim at taggers

Business Briefs Kiehl's opens U Village store, Realtors donate commissions, Windermere contributes to schools.

OUT & ABOUT

Civic Light Opera moves Musical theater ends 25-year stay at former Addams School.

Monkey Grind Espresso Greenwood's most independent coffee house.

Fremont Oktoberfest Dash to the beer garden at September 19 event.

HOME & GARDEN

Landmarks process How historic structures make the grade for Seattle registry.

Gardening classes offered UW Center for Urban Horticulture offers pond basics, Dunn Gardens lecture

RE Store recycled art show Turning trash into fine art.

COLUMN: AROUND THE HOME
It's time to think about the furnace By Matt Maury of the Homeowner's Club.

2003 index list

January issue

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March issue

April issue

May issue

June issue

July issue

August issue

September issue

October issue

November issue

December issue

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