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This is the Miller Park neighborhood in Seattle:
a feisty group of neighbors
sandwiched between Capitol Hill and the Central Area.
To join the Miller E-mail list, or for anything else, contact
MPNA Chair and blog author Andrew Taylor (tayles@jps.net)
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- CHS: Capitol Hill (blog)
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- Central Neighborhood Association (Google group)
- cap to the hill: daily observations of capitol hill
- Squire Park (Central Area, website)
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- 16th & Madison blog
- Capitol Hill News (Yahoo group)
- Greater Madison Valley Community Council
- Broadway (blog)
- South of Madison: CD blog
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- Stevens School Weather Station
- "Little City Hall"
- 23rd & Union Urban Village (blog)
- Cal Anderson Park (website)
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- Eastlake Community Council website
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Archives of this stuff
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2008
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Jul 2008
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- Madison revitalization survey: first look
- Tiny development at 19th & Madison
- More than you wanted to know about zoning etc.
- The Future of Seattle Neighborhoods
- Madison Street revitalization: a survey for you
- Seen on a walk around the neighborhood
- Capitol Hill car parking etiquette
- Several car break ins
- Worth Noting
- Multifamily Zoning / Townhouses
- Home Computer and Internet Security Workshop
- Request to support swimming pools in Seattle
- A quick spin around the block (Deano's, that is)
- Will the Safeway Starbucks close?
- Rash of burglaries in Central Area
- Care for a "Green Drink"?
- East Precinct Picnic Saturday, July 12th
- Lake Union Fireworks
- Strange out-of-town event, Saturday July 12th
- Mysterious absence explained
- Worth noting
- Cows: you missed 'em
- July 4th at the Bottleneck Lounge on Madison
- Holiday Weekend travel predictions
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Jul 2008
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4 comments:
Thanks Andrew. Do you know who would be the right person to ask about moving the fence back? It seems like all the demolition equipment is gone, so this is what we'll have for the next year (at least) until construction is started. They did a pretty good job opening up the madison sidewalk, but the Denny/21st sidewalk is covered by the fence in a lot of places, meaning you have to cross over or walk in the street.
Thanks
Jim Mueller here... we'll get that taken care of. Thanks for pointing it out.
hey Jim,
Any chance you'll be incorporating the old "GROCERY" sign or anything else from the old corner building into your project? It'd be nice to see some kind of nod, at least, to what was there before.
Thanks Dave,
We were saving the old grocery sign but it was stolen from the site before we got it to a warehouse.
We are interested in respecting the heritage of the neighborhood and welcome thoughts or stories to incorporate into our plans. Music was a big deal on this block...
Also, probably in September, we'll have a meeting to chat about our plans and get feedback from folks in the immediate neighborhood.
We have saved the old timbers from the building and hope to find a way to feature them in the new structure.
Thanks again for caring,
--Jim
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