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Vol. 7, Issue 11 - November 2003
NEWS
Ravenna Creek to see daylight Stream to be expanded within Ravenna Park, reconnected to Union Bay.
Taking their time City Council resists mayor's call for immediate action on Northgate legislation.
Seattle Sun endorsements Our choices in 2003 elections for City Council, School Board, Port Commission.
Library updates Nov. 5 meeting will feature designs for new Northgate branch, community center.
MacDonald to speak Actor, motivational speaker to address Northgate Chamber of Commerce.
News briefs Ballard Civic Center park meeting set, Public meeting on drainage plan, Mayor seeks new planning commission members.
COLUMN: STAN'S LOOKOUT
Stan Stapp reflects on his career
By Clayton Park.
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 Way debate update, More motorcycles, Hometown paper.
Little Brook Park Public is invited to help revitalize, daylight Lake City area creek.
COLUMN: JANE EXPLAINS
Texas Tea
By Jane Lotter.
COLUMN: POLITICALLY SPEAKING
District elections different, but better
By James Bush.
HEALTHY LIVING
Rain City Yoga University District classes tend to both mind and body.
Healthy Living Briefs Alzheimer's Association remembers those lost to disease, Diabetic Health Fair set for Nov. 8, Swedish/Ballard Hospital Auxiliary turns 50, 'MOMentum' classes at YMCA, Summit Cardiology joins forces with Swedish/Ballard, Northwest Hospitals.
EYE ON EDUCATION
Seattle School Board Three North End incumbents face tough challenges in Nov. 4 election.
Education briefs Forums set on schools capital levy, Hale will honor former principal, Local teacher wins Fulbright scholarship, North Seattle Community College to renovate building, Literacy Source moves to Fremont, Arts teacher wins national honor.
BUSINESS BEAT
The colorful business of elections Art Boruck makes signs, Stuart Elway takes polls, Christian Sinderman guides campaigns.
Business briefs Bartell's to open in U Village, New manager at First Mutual, Home Realty adds staff, Monster.com expands to Northgate, Windermere adds associates, University of Washington opens stock trading room, Seattle names new business advocate, Kiehl's opens U Village store, Paragon sells two North End buildings.
OUT & ABOUT
Boooo! Here's a rundown on Halloween festivities throughout the North End.
Live in North Seattle Spirit Cafe serves coffee, music, film clips, fellowship.
Ballard Jazz Festival First annual event features workshops, concerts, Ballard Avenue Jazz Walk.
Out and About Briefs Civic Light Opera holds costume/prop sale, KlezFest set for Nov. 16, FamilyWorks Dinner is Nov. 9, Folklore Society presents two concerts, Phinney holiday concert.
HOME & GARDEN
Seattle Tile Company Green Lake store offers service, knowledge, attention.
Researching my home Family history can be found in public archives .
COLUMN: AROUND THE HOME
November rains bring roofing pains
By Matt Maury of the Homeowner's Club.
COLUMN: DECORATING DILEMMAS
Ease pain of single-pane glass
By Robin Daly of Daly's Paint and Decorating.
COLUMN: A BETTER PLACE TO LIVE
Redoubling business recycling
By Ron Harris-White of Seattle Public Utilities.
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!