
	Where results make sense

Topic: West Seattle Herald

Related Topics

West Country

Fangliao

SuperCollider

Herb Hammer

Saint John of the Cross

Thomas Hariot

Nambaryn Enhbayar

Tailpipe

Dance

Tannaim

Saint Elizabeth of Hungary

Gitanas

In the News (Thu 31 Dec 09)

Northern Trust

Marvin Harrison

Peter Chernin

Gary Locke

Match Play

Penelope Cruz

Mickey Rourke

AR Rahman

Danny Boyle

Hugh Jackman

	Green Line (Seattle) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The fourteen-mile line was to run from Ballard to West Seattle via Seattle Center, Belltown, Downtown, Pioneer Square, the International District, and Qwest Field.
		In November 2002 Seattle voters approved the construction of the Green Line and a 1.4% motor vehicle excise tax on vehicles registered in Seattle to help fund it.
		Seattle vehicle owners will continue to pay the monorail tax until the debts incurred by the agency are satisfied, 2006 or 2007 according to SMP.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Green_Line_(Seattle) (615 words)

	The monorail portfolio: Would city consider buying some of the lots? - Puget Sound Business Journal (Seattle):
		These are some of the 34 properties now owned by the Seattle Monorail Project, according to a comprehensive list compiled for the Puget Sound Business Journal based on a recent open records request.
		However, properties in West Seattle that were to be the catalyst for transit-related residential development are very well located and likely to attract multifamily developers, he said.
		Seattle Monorail Project might turn a profit on certain parcels if there is a sell-off.
	seattle.bizjournals.com /seattle/stories/2005/08/22/story1.html?t=printable (1149 words)

	Seattle Cancer Treatment and Wellness Center
		Seattle Cancer Treatment and Wellness Center has recruited oncologists who are very well trained, open to natural medicine, and work side by side with naturopaths.
		An active West Seattle community member for more than 20 years and founder of West Seattle KidsTheatre, Koler had always been open to the idea of natural medicine and complementary treatments.
		Because of the demands of running a theatre company, Koler stepped down as director of West Seattle KidsTheatre when she was diagnosed with cancer, but she continues to work a few hours a week at the Fauntleroy YMCA.
	www.seattlecancerwellness.com /adviceinspirationcatekoler.html (654 words)

	We need this park (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		We are the only neighborhood in Seattle that has vibrant residential, commercial and industrial zones adjacent to each other and adjacent to a river/waterway that is a Superfund site with active cleanups.
		Despite all the issues the neighborhood has, we are a thriving community and growing each year.
		The only investment required of the City of Seattle for this transformation is approval.
	www.whitecenternews.com /articles/2006/05/23/interact/letters_to_the_editor/letter07.txt (392 words)

	HistoryLink Essay: West Seattle Branch, The Seattle Public Library reopens after renovations on October 24, 1987. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		The West Seattle Branch was constructed in 1910 with a grant from philanthropist Andrew Carnegie (1835-1919).
		The branch served the West Seattle community for 77 years, closing only for the influenza epidemic in 1918.
		In 1984, Seattle voters approved a $4 million bond issue for the renovation of Carnegie branch libraries throughout the city.
	www.historylink.org /essays/output.cfm?file_id=3964 (316 words)

	West Seattle Neighborhood Links (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		West Seattle Helpline provides direct financial aid to families in need as well as access to a vast array of referral services.
		West Seattle's popular sports teams are also covered regularly, along with information about local school programs.
		West Seattle Town Hall, located at 4750 California Avenue SW, is a one-stop shop for the City of Seattle's Neighborhood Service Center, the West Seattle Chamber of Commerce, the West Seattle Junction Association, the West Seattle Anti-Crime Council, and a host of other resource agencies.
	brucebutterfield.com /content/article.html?id=5930 (1938 words)

	Are Seattle's neighborhood papers all washed up? (Seattle Weekly)
		Seattle Press publisher Herriman, the former editor of regional and national labor newspapers, keeps a sharp eye out for the issues of working people, while giving coverage to both big-city political issues and smaller neighborhood news stories and features.
		The West Seattle Herald's Tim St. Clair brings a sense of mission to his work that is rooted entirely in love of his community, for which he is determined to be the major communication source.
		Although The Seattle Press and the two North End Pacific Media papers (the University Herald and North Central Outlook) include the far north neighborhoods in their coverage areas, most of those papers' circulations and ad bases lie south of Green Lake.
	www.seattleweekly.com /news/9918/features-bush.php (3595 words)

	West Seattle Real Estate Purchased \| Any Condition \| West Seattle Washington Homes WA \| West Seattle Herald. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		ALKI in West Seattle– Noted historically as the landing place of the pioneers, Alki is a beachfront community offering unparalleled views of the Seattle skyline, Elliott Bay and Puget Sound.
		FAUNTLEROY – On the west side of the West Seattle peninsula, Fauntleroy is a hillside community with fabulous views of Puget Sound and nearby Vashon Island.
		WEST SEATTLE JUNCTION – “The Junction” is where two old streetcar lines once crossed, and is home to a Main Street shopping district that is packed with restaurants and small specialty stores that are destination shops for the rest of the city.
	www.ibuyseattlehomes.com /west-seattle-washington.htm (673 words)

	Newsroom . Seattle Monorail Project
		Employees at the Seattle Monorail Project were “pleasantly surprised” at the wide margin of public support, said Natasha Jones, spokeswoman for the project.
		The West Seattle strategy of the anti-recall Monorail Now campaign was to focus on voting precincts where, in 2002, people voted slightly in favor of the monorail or slightly against it.
		Natasha Jones of the Seattle Monorail Project agreed the initiative did cause some confusion among voters, “but it worked both ways.” Each side probably lost and gained unintended votes as a result, she said.
	www.elevated.org /newsroom/article.asp?articleid=18 (556 words)

	Local Guide - Estate Sales in West Seattle
		Seriously, West Seattle is a great place to go to estate sales because it's been a very stable neighborhood.
		I want to say it was all in the west seattle herald(???)......but we were just driving around and spotted signs.
		I've been a student at seattle central (history major, I think, I'm into basque, food/agricultural and 20th century art history) for a few years, and I live in the u district and I really really like to play the ukulele.
	discuss.gromco.com /snl/tz15845.html (2198 words)

	West Seattle Food Bank
		West Seattle Food Bank relies on the generosity of many businesses and individuals in this community to help us carry out our mission. We are very grateful to all who have been partners in helping us end hunger in this area.
		The West Seattle Food Bank has joined forces with Delridge Neighborhoods Association to develop funds to build three very exciting projects in West Seattle: The West Seattle Community Resource Center, the Historic Cooper Cultural Arts Center, and Croft Place Townhomes.
		The coalition is a group of social, health and human service providers in West Seattle interested in working together to improve communication among agencies, organizations and practitioners as well as strengthening delivery of services to the community.
	www.westseattlefoodbank.org /links.asp (358 words)

	Yoga For Our Times
		Spector is a third-generation West Seattleite with the maiden name of Armitstead, for all you long-time locals who may know her family.
		She attended Madison Middle School and graduated from West Seattle High – a true native through and through.
		She came back to Seattle in 1975, read stacks of yoga books while continuing to practice and finally discovered her teacher Chris Dormaier in West Seattle during 1997.
	www.yogaforourtimes.com /press.htm (568 words)

	News Briefs -- West Seattle Herald editorial (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		The Seattle Post-Intelligencer -- 6/30/2006: The last piece was the former West Seattle Herald building, at 3500 S.W. Alaska St., which the project bought in 2004 for $350,000.
		In Seattle, they include extending the Aurora Avenue business access and transit lanes farther north of the Ship Canal and keeping them open longer hours; laying out bus lanes and siting stations in West Seattle, Ballard and Crown Hill; and dealing with the effects on sidewalks and parking in West Seattle.
		The Seattle Post-Intelligencer -- 5/12/2006: Ballard's distinctive Denny's diner, which was bought by the Seattle Monorail Project, is instead likely to be replaced by a large mixed-use development with roughly 40,000 square feet of retail space and 225 to 275 apartments or condominiums, according to bidders on the property.
	www.monorail.org /discussions/2005/11/18/2 (1562 words)

	Buddha Ruksa Thai Cuisine
		He first worked for a Thai restaurant in West Seattle and then served and managed for nearly eight years at the Noodle Studio in Broadway.
		The restaurateur chose West Seattle for two reasons: "Restaurant work requires many hours and I wanted work to be close to home," he says.
		West Seattle may seem out of the way when it comes to dining destina¬tions, but the chance to savor this bait is worth the effort to weave your web in a westerly direction.
	www.buddharuksa.com /theysay/reviews.html (1106 words)

	Small Town Newspaper-A newspaper directory featuring small town newspapers and articles.
		Paul Jeffko of West Seattle is helping to revolutionize newspaper archives with a computerized way to search for specific data in decades-old newspaper articles.
		Here he holds up old pages from the West Seattle Herald that is not stored as a searchable database online.
		Jeffko developed his affinity for small towns while growing up in West Seattle, although with a 2000 population of nearly 79,000, West Seattle would be considered a small city elsewhere.
	www.smalltownpapers.com /press/news_westseattleherald.htm (914 words)

	Ballard News-Tribune Story 2
		One of his clients is a woman who lives in Port Orchard.
		Seattle is considered a very friendly city with people open to cultural differences.
		Most of his clients are employees of the Seattle Lighthouse for the Blind.
	www.seattlelighthouse.org /news/ballardStory2.htm (703 words)

	Internment Issue in Seattle Newspapers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Along the West Coast, the supposed threat of Japanese dive bombers appearing in the sky at any minute was palpable.
		Almost three months into the war, the hysteria along the west coast was beginning to shift direction.
		Its columns were very general; the front page had articles about one to two major national or local stories, then the rest of the paper and articles were specific to the west Seattle neighborhood which was almost completely segregated through informal and formal prohibitions against non-white homeownership or apartment renting.
	courses.washington.edu /hist450/civilrights/news_colasurdo.htm (2939 words)

	West Seattle Herald: Obituaries
		She and Thomas A. Conn moved to Genesee Hill in West Seattle in 1969 where they raised six children.
		She worked as a seamstress in North Seattle and later in Modern Care, until retiring in 2002 at age 73.
		She is preceded in death by infant daughter, and by husband Thomas "Alvin" having cremation plots together in the Rose Garden at Forest Lawn Cemetery.
	www.westseattleherald.com /news/obituaries (1633 words)

	Open Directory - News: Newspapers: Regional: United States: Washington (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Herald, The - Everett, Snohomish Co. - News, advertising.
		Seattle Media - A listing of newspapers, articles and other print media in Seattle and the surrounding areas.
		West Seattle Herald and White Center News - Offers local news coverage for Federal Way, Washington, along with an events calendar, entertainment listings and columnists.
	dmoz.org /News/Newspapers/Regional/United_States/Washington (1043 words)

	Seattlest: Seattlest Bowls, Part 5: West Seattle Bowl
		Once Leilani Lanes closes, the 32-lane West Seattle Bowl will be Seattle’s biggest bowling alley.
		Despite the cosmetic improvements, the actual lanes at West Seattle Bowl still suck -- they’re scratched and dented from decades of use.
		West Seattlites are lucky to have West Seattle Bowl in their neighborhood (along with Lincoln Park, Alki Beach, and Spud).
	www.seattlest.com /archives/2006/02/10/seattlest_bowls_part_5_west_seattle_bowl.php (572 words)

	West Seattle Helpline links
		West Seattle's local wine shop, and a key supporter.
		A group of West Seattle's churches has put together this Web site in order to improve their collaboration on local social-service projects.
		The West Seattle Chamber of Commerce strives to promote the quality of life and the civic and business welfare of the community known as West Seattle.
	www.westseattlehelpline.org /links.htm (114 words)

	PSTOS - Granada (Egyptian) Theatre, Seattle Washington
		One of the most heavily promoted events in West Side history, the event (Reginald Denny's "Coming Home" was the debut film) drew 2,500 to 3,000 people, "the largest crowd which had greeted any suburban motion picture house in Seattle," the Herald claimed.
		January 1929: The Juvenile Protection Committee of the Seattle PTA was waging its own war of opinion.
		The group labeled petting parties in the loge seats of downtown theaters a distinct menace to the morals of our boys and girls." Dutifully, the Herald reported in January 1929 that managers of the Portola and Granada found it "necessary...to take steps in suppressing these sorts of demonstrations of affection in their theaters.
	www.pstos.org /instruments/wa/seattle/granada.htm (895 words)

	SEATTLE NEWS SEATTLE WASHINGTON NEWS \| HavenWorks.com/seattle WA SeattleCentric Seattle Centric
		Over the course of the coming century, he says, average conditions are likely to change in ways that should prompt action now; it doesn't require extreme examples to make the point."...
		"In Seattle, American citizen and Muslim activist James Ujaama was accused in a two-count indictment of trying to set up a "jihad (holy war) training camp" on the West Coast and providing support and resources to al Qaeda."...
		Seattle militants investigated for possible ties to al-Qaida.
	www.havenworks.com /seattle (1183 words)

	Seattle P-I/LWV Voter's Guide: Candidate Detail
		The Ballard and West Seattle corridors that would have been served by the monorail are high priorities for new transit options and I will work to ensure that they are served effectively in the future.
		Or we could divert as much traffic as possible from the viaduct through improving I-5, the Spokane Street viaduct and other routes through and around downtown, and determine whether the capacity of the viaduct can be replaced effectively enough to allow it to be taken down without constructing a new highway on the waterfront.
		A: Seattle voters have generously supported low-income housing and I am proud to have worked to expand the Low Income Housing Levy.
	www.vgt2004.org /a-seattlepi05/candidate-detail.go?id=2804116 (1015 words)

	Seattle.gov - Community and Human Services - News and Media
		The City seeks your input in their hiring process for a new director of Seattle Center; use the handy online survey through July 21.
		Seattle Parks and Recreation Summer Guide offers an abundance of fun, safe summer activities all over the city.
		The Seattle Center and the City of Seattle host the first-ever Discover Seattle: The Newcomers Fair; a day of fun, facts and festivities for new Seattle residents.
	www.cityofseattle.net /html/citizen/media.htm (151 words)

	Four students win Seattle Schools scholarships (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Four students from West Seattle high schools have been named Seattle Schools Scholarship recipients and will receive a $1,500 scholarship to pursue post-secondary educational opportunities.
		These scholarships are made possible through the Seattle Schools Scholarship Trust Fund and were awarded in a ceremony and reception on May 16.
		The Seattle Schools Scholarship Fund was established in 1974.
	www.whitecenternews.com /articles/2006/05/23/news/local_news/news08.txt (83 words)

	The Seattle Monorail Project (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Seattle Times letter to the editor: monorail is "long-overdue beginning of a citywide rail system " (5th letter)
		Seattle Times poll: 55% of voters support monorail; also, a profile of a pro-monorail West Seattle commuter
		Seattle P-I letter to the editor: "add monorail tracks for a future monorail connection" on 520 (5th letter)
	archives.elevated.org /press_headlines/default.shtm (1824 words)

	Seattle Media
		Seattle's shamelessly biased political newspaper and environmental scandal sheet.
		Intended for people relocating to Seattle, it is full of information such as traffic shortcuts, library hours, crime statistics, top executive salaries, parks and schools.
		This data is a little stale, especially given the city's explosive growth over the last several years, and there is little attention to the East Side.
	www.gonorthwest.com /Washington/seattle/media.htm (349 words)

	Sinking the Admiral (Seattle Weekly)
		But residents of West Seattle's Admiral neighborhood see Westcare as a potentially crippling blow to their fragile business district.
		Although there is money included in this year's budget for neighborhood plan-related projects, the West Seattle plans have not yet been approved by the council.
		A former manager told the West Seattle Herald that economic considerations might force the Admiral to consider switching to a regular-price first-run movie house.
	www.seattleweekly.com /news/9901/features-bush.html (1015 words)

Try your search on: Qwika (all wikis)