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| Mask Making Skills Taught in Fremont Workshop |
| Families gathered in Fremont to make masks, most of which will be used in the Fremont Solstice Parade in June. See story below. |
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| Zsa Zsa Belle Toms admires a mask created by her mother, Laura Baumwall (background). |
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A new contract covering 25,000 Seattle area supermarket workers has been agreed on, according to union officials.
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- Sound View, Part Two
- Jonathan revisits the café, seeking a connection with the girl of his artistic dreams while his image of life as art melts into "a complexity of styles." Read part one of this story by lon mckinney in the Writer's Corner archive.
- Something Original, Something Never Lost
- In an esoteric tale of discovery and understanding, the lines between reality and fantasy blur as our narrator finds spiritual epiphany in the eyes of a virtual stranger. A story by Nathan Vonk.
- Letters to the Editor
- Oil and the China/spy plane crisis, the 2000 elections, homelessness in Seattle, Sound Transit's cost overruns, Seattle traffic and aid for disabled children and their families. Plus, a cartoon by Gordon Anderson!
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FremontAustralian Aboriginal Art Show
- Aboriginal Art will be shown at Barlee's Cafe in Fremont until the end of April.
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BallardTry to Remember the Green Leaves of the '60s
- The Brothers Four return to Ballard to perform a show this weekend!
- Mask Masters Hold Fremont Family Workshop
- On Saturday, April 7, parents and children worked together to create huge, wonderful masks, both hand-held and movable, alongside artists and friends from around the city.
- Old Guard Tries to Derail Teamster Reformers
- Last December's vote that put a reform Teamster group in control of Local 763 has been thrown out and a new election ordered by Teamster Joint Council 28.
- Wilderness Trip Will Be 8th Graders' Rite of Passage
- Rites is a week-long camping and canoeing trip for the eighth graders at A.S. #1. It takes place in June after school has ended.
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Thornton CreekJudge Blocks Building in Creek Buffer in Shoreline
- On April 11, Superior Court Judge David Erlich blocked Aegis Corporation and the City of Shoreline from proceeding with construction of an assisted living facility on the banks of Thornton Creek
- What on Earth?
- A Ballard boy reveals his interesting project.
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Thornton CreekCity: "Absolutely No Trails on Private Land"
- "Absolutely no plans are being considered by the City of Seattle for putting public trails on private property along Thornton Creek," according to Denise Andrews, Urban Creek Coordinator for Seattle Public Utilities.
- Hash
- A man jogging around Green Lake calls 911 to report finding a loaded handgun near the Bathhouse Theater at 4:25 on a Saturday...
- 3 Squares
- Dinner in Wallingford at Zach's new favorite Mexican restaurant.
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Teacher TedBoycott WASL to Hold Legislators Accountable
- I would encourage teachers and their local unions across the state to boycott administering the Washington Assessment of Student Learning (WASL) test until the state fully funds Initiatives 728 and 732.
- City Council Wants to Re-Negotiate Bus Tunnel Deal
- A City Council committee voted 9-0 to re-negotiate the transfer of the downtown bus tunnel to Sound Transit.
- Dickerson Bill Reforms Asset Seizure Laws
- State Rep. Mary Lou Dickerson (D-36) scored a victory for civil liberties on April 12, when the Washington State Senate passed her asset-forfeiture reforms 42-4.
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Small Ideas for SeattleParks are not Building Lots
- Look at the big picture and preserve open space for the future.
- The Business End
- Yoga Life opens in Green Lake and Mayor Schell addresses the North Seattle Industrial Association.
- Community Calendar
- The famous Community Calendar appears in an interactive format.
- We're Boosting Our Circulation
- More locations to find your favorite community newspaper!
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Sandy Bradley's PotluckHave Another Cup of Coffee, Save Another Songbird
- Constructive action can be taken in the fight to save rainforests and native species.
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Sandy Bradley's PotluckBush Plan Boosts US Tourism!
- Sandy Bradley speaks out about the effect of President Bush's policies on the average American experience when travelling abroad.
- North End Real Estate Market is Still Bustling
- Despite the downturn in the economy, the Fremont, Green Lake, Greenwood and Wallingford neighborhoods continue to enjoy a bustling real estate market.
