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| February 21, 2001 Volume XV, No. 19 |
Two sections of the Berlin Wall, currently on display at History House in Fremont, spark memories from local residents.
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| Michael Ziemann |
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FremontBF Day Students are Dinosaur Experts
- An essay contest inspires Fremont students.
- If You Are What You Eat, Why Give Students Junk Food?
- When I was in elementary school, "You Are What You Eat" was the public-service mantra of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. But the message fell short. As caretakers of the next generation, we now turn a blind eye to what our children eat in school.
- Letters to the Editor
- Marshall High and other schools' lunches, traffic lights, presidential politics, neighborhood stores vs. superstores and our cartoons draw reader fire.
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NEW STORY
Fremont Neighborhood Council May Challenge Construction - Fremont Neighborhood Council president Toby Thaler wants to launch a legal challenge to the proposed six-story building project slated for the old Red Door site.
- Objections Raised to Proposed 103-unit Ballard Condo
- Open space and mid-block access questioned at design review meeting for a planned six-story building on the Ballard Square building site.
- Seattle's Surprising Home School Support System
- Seattle home school students benefit from a unique supplementary program, the Homeschool Resource Center. Pat Stambor pays a visit.
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Well, let me tell you...Red Hot Music Shop
- Easy Street Records opens with a big blast in Ballard.
- Community Calendar
- The famous Seattle Press Community Calendar appears online!
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Small Ideas for SeattleSeattle, Kafka Style
- In the early 20th century, Franz Kafka wrote novels of irrational people, set against a nightmarish background where everything was dark and confusing. Almost a century later, Franz Kafka seems to be running things in Seattle.
- 3 Squares
- Breakfast, lunch and dinner in the Pike Place Market.
- Hash
- On a Wednesday at 8:20 a.m., a Lake City woman discovers a fresh dent in her SUV and a large truck tire lying nearby. A neighbor tells her the tire came from a house located up the hill in the next block...
- Recipe of the Week
- Cream of Mystery
