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Requesting Your Help in Contacting Legislators Today re:
Key Preservation Issues
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- A Message from the Executive Director, Kathleen Brooker
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- Ballard News-Tribune: Fence picked for suicide prevention on bridge
- South Lake Union request for comments on EIS for zoning change
- Seattle's Central Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship
- From King County Councilmember Larry Phillips to local preservationists
- Potential new historic districts in Tacoma
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Higher density will help the Sound
- Crosscut Online Magazine: Washington Hall and Nuke Building updates
- Seattle Commercial Code Clean-up Amendments
- Seattle Times: Historic former hotel in Belltown sold; once housed movie stars
- Central District News Blog: Neighbors Say No to Hospital Buildings on 18th
- Seattle Times: Market officials hope to limit disruptions during renovation
- Seattle Times: Tug needs permanent berth
- National Trust for Historic Preservation's 11 Most Endangered Historic Places 2009
- Preservation and the 2008 Congressional Elections
- Life Magazine photos now online
- Classics in Washington History
- Seattle seeks artist for Fremont Bridge residency
City of Sammamish Public Notice for Relocation of Historic Reard/Freed House
- North Seattle Herald-Outlook: Community helps save Roosevelt HS's pipe organ
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In this Issue
- Upcoming Seattle landmark nomination and designation
- SLOG The Stranger Blog: Washington Hall Up for Landmark Status
- Riverview Neighborhood Cement Plant Tour
- The Daily at the University of Washington: Protecting a historical landmark: University Heights
Center looks to retain focus under new ownership
- Pierce County and City of Tacoma Local Planning Class
- Mayor seeks members for International Special Review District Board
- Seattle Children's Hospital FEIS and Final Master Plan
- NARA Announces 2009 Summer Educational Institutes
- Seattle Building Enclosure Council meeting
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Landmarking the Viaduct?
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Bothell to relocate historic schoolhouse
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Happy 30th to a unique park
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Historic Ballard buildings to house French restaurant - Buyers also plan retail shops next door
- Seattle Weekly: Why Is the Aurora Bridge Open to Potential Jumpers?
- Ballard News-Tribune: New book shows off 'Norwegian Seattle'
- West Seattle Herald: Fauntleroy documentary shown
- West Seattle Herald: Spots open on design review board
- Preservation and Sustainability
- MOHAI used book sale
- Seattle Founding Day
- International Special Review District Board special meeting
- National Trust Webinar: "Thriving in a Slow Economy"
- Hugeasscity blog: Design Review Review
- South Lake Unioin Community Blog: Another South Lake Union Showdown
- City of Tacoma 2009-2010 Biennial Budget - Preservation Funding Proposal
- Weird Washington: Your Travel Guide to Washington's Local Legends and Best Kept Secrets
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- Georgetown Steam Plant Flume Project
- "Double Exposures" Now and then-Photos from the Rainier Valley Historical Society
- Change Starts Here - Preservation Priorities for the New Administration
- Nov. 6 Viaduct Stakeholder Advisory Committee meeting postponed
- Tacoma Landmarks Preservation Commission nomination
- Queen Anne Historical Society meeting
- West Seattle's Log House Museum fundraising gala
- Aurora Ave Urban Design Community Meeting #1:
- South Lake Union Urban Form Study Scoping Meeting
- University District Museum Without Walls project
- HistoryLink introduces HistoryBytes
- Historic Schooner Wawona Ready for Its Last Voyage
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In this Issue
- Historic Seattle's Fall Members' Meeting at Seattle Church of Christ
- Preservation Magazine: My Seattle
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Judge rejects building at Satterlee - Owner hoped to add homes to landmark
- SLOG, The Stranger Blog: Destroying History on Second Avenue
- Seattle Times: Downtown slowdown: Seattle, Bellevue building projects take a hit
- Seattle Times: All aboard the Orient Express: "Andy's" reopens
- Ballard News-Tribune: Business life cycle here is changing
- West Seattle Herald: Historic Seaview tower could be demolished
- Save Seattle's Sand Point
- Amendment to the Sand Point Overlay District Approved by City Council
- Monthly meeting of Redmond Historical Society
- Unreinforced Masonry Building Project
- Single Family Amendments Effective November 12
- MOHAI's Discovering the A-Y-P Exposition: A Community Research Project
- Pike/Pine Conservation Overlay District
- Neighborhood Design Guidelines for Upper Queen Anne and Uptown
- Pete the Queen Anne old house ghost
- Nordic Spirit restoration
- MOHAI Holiday Tea: Home for the Holidays
- New York Times: A Seattle That Won’t Blend In
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- Openings on Seattle's Design Review Boards
- Holiday gifts: preservation books
- City Neighborhood Council Annual Summit
- Crosscut Online Magazine: A successful nuclear reaction!
- Daily Journal of Commerce: A New Place on Melrose
- Get involved in Tacoma’s architectural heritage—volunteer for commission
- State Administrative Code update
- National Trust for Historic Preservation recruiting new members
- King County budget public input opportunities
- Historic Tacoma's Watch List
- Leavenworth House Disposal
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Vulcan Plans Cascade Mixed-Use Project
- Envision the future of Aurora from 72nd to 90th streets
- Historic Preservation in Seattle Magazine
- Everett Herald: Effort on to preserve old Everett neighborhood
- Workshop: Conservation In Context: Frameworks For Heritage Stewardship
- Vernacular Architecture Forum Award
- Daily Journal of Commerce: 4culture Gives Landmark Grants
- Capitol Hill Times: Light-rail construction means trees have to go
- Ballard News-Tribune: New townhome rules proposed
- The Kenney’s Design Review debut: “Complicated”
- See New Fire Station 21 Plans Nov. 15
- South lake Union Community Blog: Lake Union Opportunity Alliance's Campaign Against Up-Zone Continues
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- King County Landmarks Commission celebrates Archaeology Month with "Marymoor 40 Years Later"
- Archaeology Month Calendar of Events
- Hugeascity Blog: Urban Infill
- Seattlest Blog: About Time! King Street Station Clocks Repaired
- Seattle Times: How a 1920s cottage cast a spell and found salvation
- Design Salon: Does collaboration with your architect lead to more meaningful urban design or simply promote mediocrity?
- Los Angeles Times opinion: The Ambassador Hotel lesson - Demolishing such iconic buildings not only destroys history, it wastes resources.
- US Preservationist Elected President of ICOMOS
- Shapers of the American Landscape Award
- Ballard News-Tribune: Ballard Historical Society uses early fashions for calendar
- Tacoma Landmarks Preservation Commission nomination
- Daily Journal of Commerce Blog: Letting Townhouses be Homes
- Shoreline nominates Ronald School as landmark
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- Historic Seattle presents Preserving Your Old House: Tile
- Upcoming Seattle landmark nominations
- Seattle Times: WPA rustic-style fieldhouses leave a legacy of craftsmanship and service
- Joseph Vance Building: Historic Building, Modern Green Design
- National Trust for Historic Preservation: An Investment in the West
- Appraisal Institute Education: Appraising High-Value and Historic Homes
- Candlelight walking tour of historic Tacoma
- National Trust Preservation Fund Upcoming Deadlines
- Open House to discuss Pike/Pine study
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Phinney center recognized for success - Neighborhood adopted school
- Project Vote Smart: Government 101
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer Blog: History being preserved, but what color was the King Street clock?
- Washington State Archives: Special Presentations, Open House and Tours
- Photo exhibit on the Evolution of Tacoma's Built Environment
- View of Ballard apartment building
- Seattle Architecture Foundation tours for November
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- Historic Seattle Workshop for Community Residents to Become Their Own Neighborhood Preservation Experts
- Public Comment Period for Sand Point
- Wallingford Home Tour
- Historic Graves and Cemeteries Preservation Initiative Seeks to Uncover State Roots
- WSDOT's Viaduct Replacement and Central Waterfront update
- Position opening: Special Collections Librarian - Washington State Library, Olympia
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: City Council to set stage for MOHAI's move to South Lake Union
- Seattle Times: Vintage stoves from the Camlin Hotel
- Historic Fremont Home for Sale
- Seattle Times: More apartments for Columbia City
- West Seattle Stadium's future
- Wedge neighborhood historic district proposal in Tacoma
- 30th Anniversary Ebey's Forever Conference: Celebrating an American Landscape
- Slow Going for HB 1386 Task Force Proposal
- How Arts and Heritage Groups Can Join Forces
- Dedication of Kenmore History Walk
- October is Archives Month in Washington
- Workshop on Potential Amendments to the Pike/Pine Overlay District
- SLU Alternatives Ready for Environmental Impact Statement Review
- West Seattle's Log House Museum fundraiser
- Central District News Blog: Another Big Development Planned for Jackson St
- Fremount Universe Blog: Give your opinion on upcoming development
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In this Issue
- Upcoming Seattle landmark nomination and designation
- Seattle Times: The spirit of Greene & Greene design is alive in Pacific Northwest craftsmanship
- Dunn Gardens Annual Fall Foliage Festival
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Fremont universe expands
- Tacoma Demolition Review Ordinance Proposal
- Historic Preservation film screenings
- Heritage Emergency National Task Force resources available
- From Seattle City Councilmember Sally Clark: Neighborhood Plan Updates Passes Council
- Slot, The Stranger blog: Ain't Right
- King County celebration of the 75th anniversary of the New Deal
- Tenth Annual Harvest Celebration Farm Tour
- St. Spiridon Cathedral Bazaar
- Daily Journal of Commerce: King Street Station renovation begins
- Seattle Weekly: Dear Uptight Seattleite
- Seattle's Alaskan Way Viaduct is Number One on a National List of Top Teardown Prospects
- Volunteers Needed for Fremont Historic Survey Project 2008-2009
- It's King County Budget Time Again
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- Seattle City Council public hearing regarding megahouses and comprehensive plan amendments
- Apply Now for 2009 Preserve America Presidential Awards
- "Wood in Historic Buildings" workshop
- Read About Summit Progress
- Columbia Plaza development
- Launch of comprehensive "Preservation Bookstore"
- Seattle City Council approves funds for International District's Bush Hotel
- Historic property website suggestion
- Queen Anne Historical Society meeting
- Seattle Times: South Lake Union's skyline could rise to 40 stories
- Federal Historic Preservation Program survey
- Tacoma Daily Index: Tacoma Historic Landmark designation expected for 1914 Ansonia
- October walking tours with Seattle Architecture Foundation
- New Appraisal Institute Certificate Program: Appraising Historic Preservation Easements
- Docomomo WEWA celebrates National Tour Day with Docomomo US, our mother ship
- Twilight Tours of Historic Town of Cedar Falls
- Seattle Times Editorial: We recycle cans and bottles, why not buildings?
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In this Issue
- Upcoming Seattle landmark nomination and designation
- Seattle PI Real Estate News blog: Become part of the process
- Ballard Newes-Tribune: Landmark board position open
- Learning from the Seattle Public Library presentation
- City of Seattle plans and permits scanned
- Crosscut Online Magazine: Creating 'people places'
- Art Source Journal: Big Dreams, Big Plans can Make a Big Difference
- Advisory Council on Historic Preservation Announces 2009 Preserve America Presidential Awards
- Daily Journal of Commerce: City prepares to update 38 neighborhood plans
- Seattle PI Neighborhood Buzz Blog: Public hearings set for Seattle's megahome/incentive zoning rules
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Group plans 36-story hotel/condo on First
- Crosscut Online magazine: The Nuke Building could get nuked
- Seattle PI Neighborhood Buzz blog: More changes coming to Georgetown
- Wallingford blog: Multifamily zoning in Wallingford
- Smarter Neighbors blog: Opportunity to hear why a local group of architects supports the proposed updates to Seattle's Multi-Family Zoning.
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- Heritage Advisor: King County Heritage Task Force Proposal Revised, Audit Continues
What's up at the Architectural Heritage Center?
- Barn Again Program Gets National Award
- City of Seattle offers Internet access to neighborhood groups
- Carroll's Clock Relocation
- New Bothell History Book
- Olmsted Park Walking Tour
- Redmond Walking Tour
- Queen Anne Historical Society Meeting
- Basics of Historical Research workshop
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: After 2 years, accord reached on Little Saigon project - Developer, neighborhood were at odds
- Puget Sound SAGE: First CBA in Seattle finalized
- Heritage Projects Funded Throughout King County
- The Stranger: Poor Planning - South Lake Union Splinter Group Has Rival Plan for Neighborhood
- South Lake Union Open House: Urban Form Alternatives
- Seattle City Council Public Hearing: Special Meeting to Discuss Updating Neighborhoods Plans
- Fremont House Rescue
- Upcoming City of Tacoma landmark nomination
- Maple Leaf Community Council Loses Waldo Appeal
- Mayor Nickels' Recommended Annual Comprehensive Plan Amendments
- Crosscut Online Magazine: A Seattle gold rush house is endangered
- Historic Snohomish Homes Tour
- Seattle911-A Police Blog: Historic International District building catches fire
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Garfield renovation blends high-tech with history
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Broken rules could benefit neighborhoods - Council to weigh incentive zoning
- Ballard News-Tribune: Councilman frustrated over limited feedback
- Daily Journal of Commerce Blog: Reviewing Design Review
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In this Issue
- Historic Seattle's 11th Annual Bungalow Fair
- Upcoming Seattle landmark nomination and designation
- The Role of Historic Sites in Seattle's Disaster Recovery Plan: Which Buildings Would You Choose To Save?
- What are Seattle neighborhoods' oldest houses?
- The Huffington Post blog: World's first nuclear reactor now a landmark
- AAAHRP History Conference
- October is Archives Month
- Friends of the Market Annual Meeting with Paul Dorpat
- MOHAI's Discovering A-Y-P: A Community Research Project Program Series
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Green goals guide UW's Architecture Hall renovation
- The Stranger: Coming Down: New City Planning Director Needs to Transform the Waterfront
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Residents plan own proposal for South Lake Union: Group wants to lower height limits
- Ballard New-Tribune: Megahouse ordinance to be debated
- From WSDOT: Come hear about possible replacement scenarios for the viaduct's central waterfront
- Historic Tacoma's Public Policy Update
- PhinneyWood Blog: What does $259,950 buy these days?
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- Historically significant Carmack House endangered
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Board gives initial OK to preserving MGM Building
- Queen Anne Historical Society Featured project: Wilke Farmhouse, constructed 1898
- Seattle Weekly: Walgreens Plans to Save "Landmark" SeaFirst Building
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Under the Needle: Deal to save old Fremont house is moving along
- National Trust for Historic Preservation's "Teardown Tools" on the Web.
- Construct Seattle Conference
- AIA Seattle Honor Awards Call for Entries
- Delridge Grassroots Leadership Blog: Green Housing "Deconstruction" in West Seattle Increases Jobs, Open Space
- Capitol Hill Seattle Blog: Pike/Pine was Seattle's "Auto Row" 100 years ago
- Pike Place Market Foundation's Spaces for Urban Living: Downtown Home Tour
Spaces for Urban Living: Downtown Home Tour AIA Seattle's Seminar: How to Select and Work with an Architect
- Now Available from the Book Club of Washington: Craftsman Bungalows by Jud Yoho
- New Seattle AIA "50 to 50" Sustainability Program
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer Blog: Something old, something new
- Market Watch.com Hampton Hotels and Suquamish Tribe Pay Tribute to Legendary Tribal Leader Chief Seattle
- Capitol Hill Times: In the beginning, there is a design review board
- Blogging Georgetown: Boeing Field and Georgetown Steam Plant Cleanup
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In this Issue
- Historically significant Carmack House endangered
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Board gives initial OK to preserving MGM Building
- Queen Anne Historical Society Featured project: Wilke Farmhouse, constructed 1898
- Seattle Weekly: Walgreens Plans to Save "Landmark" SeaFirst Building
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Under the Needle: Deal to save old Fremont house is moving along
- National Trust for Historic Preservation's "Teardown Tools" on the Web.
- Construct Seattle Conference
- AIA Seattle Honor Awards Call for Entries
- Delridge Grassroots Leadership Blog: Green Housing “Deconstruction” in West Seattle Increases Jobs, Open Space
- Capitol Hill Seattle Blog: Pike/Pine was Seattle's "Auto Row" 100 years ago
- Pike Place Market Foundation's Spaces for Urban Living: Downtown Home Tour
Spaces for Urban Living: Downtown Home Tour AIA Seattle's Seminar: How to Select and Work with an Architect
- Now Available from the Book Club of Washington: Craftsman Bungalows by Jud Yoho
- New Seattle AIA "50 to 50" Sustainability Program
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer Blog: Something old, something new
- Market Watch.com Hampton Hotels and Suquamish Tribe Pay Tribute to Legendary Tribal Leader Chief Seattle
- Capitol Hill Times: In the beginning, there is a design review board
- Blogging Georgetown: Boeing Field and Georgetown Steam Plant Cleanup
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In this Issue
- Upcoming Seattle landmark nominations
- Seattle Area Museums, Libraries, and Archives Selected to Receive IMLS "Connecting to Collections" Bookshelf
- Historic Riverside Neighborhood tour
- Hugeasscity Blog: Lost in the Denny Triangle
- Support Our Market Kick-Off Party
- Updating Seattle's Neighborhood Plans
- Letter from Seattle City Councilmember Nick Licata regarding heritage funding
- My Ballard Blog: Musician trying to save Fremont house
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Rosario Resort will be put up for auction
- Seattle Times: Heritage Tree is pruned, mourned
- DoCoMoMo-WeWa tour of Bellevue Hilltop Community
- Seattle Architecture Foundation tours for September
- Everett Daily Herald: It's a landmark effort to recycle an old home
- AIA Seattle Workshop: Design for Livability-Doing Density Right
- Ballard News-Tribune: Landmark Board has impact
- Vintage home for sale in Madison Park
In this Issue
- New AIA Seattle Web Site Launched August 4
- Federal Government Passes Trust Fund
- Visit the 1927 ArtHaus in Capitol Hill
- 1938 Streamline Moderne House open in Tacoma
- University District Arts and Heritage Committee to Launch "Museum Without Walls"
- Two temporary position openings for "Museum Without Walls"
- AIA Seattle Tour: Footprint at the Bridge--Fremont Townhome (Formerly Bridge Motel)
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Lorig wants to add 150 apartments on former school site
- Mid-Career Grant Program 2008
- Bank of America/IMLS American Heritage Preservation Program
- HistoryLink Open House
- Townhouses coming next door?
- The Stranger: Trading Spaces
- Ballard News-Tribune: Masonry buildings worry city
- Daily Journal of Commerce Blog: Does incentive zoning help only the big developments?
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In this Issue
- Upcoming Seattle landmark nomination and designations
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Seats open on Seattle landmarks board
- AIA Seattle reception
- WSDOT's possible scenarios for Seattle's central waterfront
- Architectural salvage at Capitol Hill for Sound Transit's U-Link
- National Trust Historic Sites Weblog: Historic Sites and YouTube
- Seattle Unreinforced Masonry Building Committee
- Getty Revamps Grants Program
- Columbia City walking tour
- Working Waterfront Historic Tour in Fremont
- MOHAI Summer History Tours—the ones that have not already been Sold Out Primary Candidates Forum
- Seattle Times: Seattle Times Co. explores sale of two parcels
- Ballard News Tribune: Design standards worry builders
- West Seattle Herald: Viaduct: State nixes retrofit
- Daily Journal of Commerce Blog: Time ticking on move for historic downtown clock
- Seattle Lane Use Blog: Signs that you’re a neighborhood activist.
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In this Issue
- Larry Kreisman on KUOW regarding Seattle Architecture
- Associated Press: Manhattan Project reactor nears landmark status
- October is Archives Month in Washington
- Nominations Now Being Accepted For 2009 Dozen Distinctive Destinations
- HistoryLink 3D map of AYPE
- AIA Seattle Tour: Footprint at the Bridge
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Qwest Field north lot: Will the right vision win?
- Magnolia News: Final meeting held on Lawton
- Central District News Blog: Seattle U Wants Zoning Changes: Meeting Wednesday
- South lake Union Community Blog: SLUFAN Election Flub Spawns Lake Union Opportunity Alliance
- WA Congressional delegation on historic preservation
- Comment on Draft State Historic Preservation Plan
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- Historic Seattle celebrates Mid-Century Modern
- Bank of America/IMLS American Heritage Preservation Program
- Modernism in the Northwest: Mid-century Architecture Identification and Evaluation
- Washington senator urges landmark status for nuclear reactor
- Upcoming nominations to the Tacoma Historic Register
- Daily Journal of Commerce: After 100 years, Joshua Green gets redo
- Fauntleroy Neighborhood Historic Walking Tour
- Resources Section of Historic Seattle's Website
- Update on Goodwill Redevelopment
- KCTS 9 looks at the future of land use in the Seattle area..
- August Walking Tours with Seattle Architecture Foundation
- Fort Lawton Historic District in Discovery Park
- Aurora Bridge Suicide Deterrent Advisory Group
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In this Issue
- Historic Seattle PDA Position Announcement: Director of Fund Development
- Seattle Times: Stylish Street: On Federal Avenue we see all manner of manors, and cottages, too
- Upcoming Seattle landmark nomination and designations
- MOHAI Summer History Tours
- Columbus Dispatch: Satire: Seneca survives, vexing officials
- Re-Notice of Availability of FEIS: Seattle Center Master Plan
- Announcing MuseumsWiki
- Daily Journal of Commerce: $140M parks levy proposed for playgrounds, bike trails, SAAM
- Top Web Resources for Arts and Cultural Organization Leaders
- Green-Duwamish River Map Available
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer Blog: Centralia's old houses
- Preservation Part of King County’s Green Building Strategy
- Two local historians help to re-launch Vernacular Architecture Forum website
- Historic Tacoma's MLK/Historic K Street Guided Walking Tour
- KCIA 80th anniversary events
- Heritage Tree designated in Wedgwood neighborhood
- Fremont Historical Society Streetcar History Tour
- Daily Journal of Commerce: $50M Skykomish cleanup moves into the next phase
- The Stranger: Pie in the Sky - The Building Bust Could Kill Some of Seattle's Most Ambitious Towers
- Ballard News-Tribune: Rubble is all that's left
- Time to Slim Down Mega Houses and Mega Garages?
- Project status of City of Seattle designated landmark conversion: First Church of Christ Scientist, 1519 E. Denny Way
- Crosscut Online Magazine: The Rose City blooms while the Emerald City fades
- Central District Development Update
- Commission Excellence Award for Barn Preservation Initiative
- Crosscut Online Magazine: Go, Nuke Building!
- From Friends of the Market regarding the Pike Place Market Capital and Renovation Levy
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Historic Arctic Club restored for new life as hotel
- Washington's Fishing Sheds Get Boost
- Seattle Times: Seattle mayor wants design review for all town homes
- Significant historic site endangered in South Park
- Aurora Bridge Suicide Deterrent Update
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: We can cope with change in Seattle
- Crosscut Online Magazine: Little boxes, crammed together
- House Passes Bill Authorizing Historic Preservation Programs
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Magnolia library is reopening, the last Libraries for All project
- West Seattle Blog: Saving Fauntleroy Schoolhouse: New possibility for “back lot”
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In this Issue
- Upcoming Seattle landmark nomination and designations
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Mediation team floats ideas for 520 Bridge
- Upcoming Tacoma landmark nominations
- Federal Avenue E Open House Tour: A special event to benefit the Seattle Architectural Foundation and Historic Seattle
- Fort Lawton Reuse Plan
- Modernism in the Northwest: Mid-century Architecture Identification and Evaluation
- Three books for preservationists
- Activists Unite! Changing Guard, Grassroots Opportunities
- WSDOT Viaduct open houses in May drew 200 visitors
- Livable Seattle Movement's Two Step Plan
- Seattle Streetcar network community input opportunity
- Viaduct interest group briefings
- Member Sought For International Special Review District Board
- City of Seattle Looking at New Rules for Unreinforced Masonry Buildings
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In this Issue
- Fremont Historical Society launches website
- History Coalition Endorses “Electronic Message Preservation Act”
- $17,000 Grant Awarded to City of Tacoma for Comprehensive Survey of Tacoma's Historic Sacred Places
- Help rescue an old Fremont neighborhood house
- Crosscut Online Magazine: Seattle's Wawona Sailing into oblivion
- AKCHO needs booth volunteers at Wooden Boat Festival
- Seattle Community Council Federation Annual Workshop
- WSDOT open house regarding SR 520 and tolling implementation
- Seattle Times: Vulcan wants to relocate historic pieces of Lake Union dealerships
- My Ballard Blog: Ballard housing growth off the charts
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In this Issue
- Rare Japanese Ground Purification Ceremony for Japanese Garden Gatehouse Construction
- Upcoming Seattle landmark nominations
- Crosscut Online Magazine: Unsustainable Seattle
- Open House at Seattle horticulturist's garden
- Seattle City Councilmember Sally Clark on heritage funding
- Children's Hospital Draft DEIS available for public comment
- New Grant and Technical Assistance to Encourage Community Center Schools
- The Stranger: Invasive Species - It's Time to Deal with Seattle's Town-House Invasion
- U.S. National Endowment for the Humanities funding opportunities for museums
- National Trust's "This Place Matters" Campaign
- NW Seattle Estate Garden Tour to benefit the Dunn Gardens
- Member Sought For Seattle's International Special Review District Board
- Washington Trust for Historic Preservation to host Media Relations Workshop for Historic Preservation and Heritage Groups
- Seattle Community Council Federation Annual Workshop
- Daily Journal of Commerce Blog: It's not a landmark, but developer won't demolish it anyway
- Seattle Parks and Green Spaces Levy public testimony
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In this Issue
- Preserving Memory: The Chinatown - International District
- Federal Avenue E. Open House Tour
- Boston Globe: Everyone's a historian now
- From Bob Ferguson, King County Council
- 4Culture: Lucky 13 - Landmarks win rehab grants
- Seattle's Department of Planning and Development unveils new website design
- A Vision for Seattle's Little Saigon
- Seattle DPD Proposed Single Family Code Amendments
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Developer takes a shine to Pioneer Square
- Seattle Park Board to receive staff briefing on draft Strategic Action Plan
- New York Times: From Brewers to Baristas in Seattle
- Seattle City Council Parks and Seattle Center Committee meeting regarding Fort Lawton and Seattle Center
- Seattle's Pacific Science Center courtyards nominated as a "Marvel of Modernism"
- Seattle Architecture Foundation Family Tour
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Historic Tacoma bridge may be retrofitted instead of replaced
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In this Issue
- Two Seattle Resources to List of Statewide Endangered Historic Properties
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Great acoustics save Seattle church from demolition
- Historic Seattle landmarks workshop student seeks help with nomination
- Washington State Historical Society Awards Distinguished Achievements in State and Local History
- Upcoming Seattle landmark nominations
- Seattle Times: Vulcan may move historic auto showroom to make way for development, Mercer widening
- The Stranger: "Oomph" – Seattle design guidelines
- Open House for Seattle's Livable South Downtown land use study
- Seattle Times: City plans taller buildings in Pioneer Square, International District
- Sound Transit's Salvage Activities at Capitol Hill Station site
- Magnolia News: Fort Lawton process criticized
- Magnolia News: Magnolia fire station makeover
- Seattle City Council Parks and Seattle Center Committee Special Meeting
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In this Issue
- Historic Seattle Celebrates Preservation Month 2008
- Upcoming Seattle landmark nominations and designations
- Beaux Arts Village Centennial Celebration
- Victor Steinbrueck Park Community Meetings
- National Trust Testifies in Support of SAT and Preserve America Authorization in House
- Granting opportunities from the Pierce County Historic Preservation Program
- Heritage members on Seattle Mayor's Office of Arts and Cultural Affairs
- Seattle Architecture Foundation Tours in May
- Seattle Builds a Budget
- Seattle Public Schools Draft Strategic Plan Findings
- Steinbrueck to speak at Wedgwood Community Council meeting
- New Members Sought for Seattle Design Commission
- Seattle Architecture Foundation Tours in May
- Preservation Magazine: What is Modernism?
- Crosscut Online Magazine: Mods versus snobs and Egan House
- Now is the time to get involved with the Viaduct
- Seattle Times: Town homes spark neighborhood debate
- Queen Anne News: Church of Christ Restoration Continues
- Ballard News-Tribune: Ballard Historical Society to hear history of local houses
- "New Pathways" Workshop presenters make PowerPoint presentations available
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In this Issue
- Docomomo-Wewa seeks your help
- Help Update the State Preservation Plan
- Seattle Office of Arts and Cultural Affairs Civic Partners Program workshop
- Ballard Avenue Landmark District extension briefing
- Outstanding Achievements in Historic Preservation to be Honored
- West Seattle Blog: West Seattle 101: Log House Museum
- New Pioneer Square-International District Community Preservation and Development Authority
- Preserve America Grants Deadline for 2008 Round Two Applications in June
- ACHP Section 106 Training in Seattle
- $5000 Grant Awarded to Historic Tacoma
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Seward Park environmental center opening on Saturday
- Big Blog - Seattle Post Intelligencer: A true world-class city balances its past with its future. And Seattle is forgetting its past.
- Seattle Times: Live-work lofts bring a fresh face to a landmark space
- Revision to Tacoma's demolition permitting process
- North Seattle Herald-Outlook: Saving the heart of Phinney Ridge: Forum to address neighborhood, environmental concerns
- Ballard News-Tribune: Phinney residents support school purchase
- Ballard News-Tribune: Historical Society in 'big transition.'
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In this Issue
- A Second Look: Googie Architecture and the Modern Ideal
- "Museums and the Web" 2008 awards
- Crosscut Online Magazine: Save the Nukes!
- AIC Stresses Emergency Preparedness on May Day
- New "creative mitigation" suggestions from AASHTO
- MOHAI's Nearby History Reunion
- Crosscut Online Magazine: Seattle Process demystified: an introduction to neighborhood planning
- Seattle Times: Bus driver in Arboretum crash says he was using GPS, did not see bridge-height warning
- Rainier Valley Historical Society's 117th Annual Meeting
- Daily Journal of Commerce: INS Building fetches $4.4M in latest bidding
- Daily Journal of Commerce: For Sale: One rusty bridge, cheap!
- Magnolia News: Upzoning Interbay
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In this Issue
- Workshop: Protecting Historic Sites
- Upcoming Seattle Landmark Nominations
- A Citizen's Guide to the 2009-2010 City of Seattle Budget
- Seattle Times: Vulcan welds old with new in South Lake Union makeover
- Seattle Times: At the Chapel, a marriage of space and sound
- City of Seattle Design Commission seeks new members
- Seattle Times: Brambles cleared to reveal historic cemetery
- Lecture - Seattle Architecture and Urbanism: 1880-Present
- Historic Seattle Celebrates Preservation Month: May 2008
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In this Issue
- King County Landmark Nomination
- Seattle Church of Christ Historic Building Rehab Auction
- MOHAI's Introduction to Videography
- City of Seattle Customer Service
- Historic Tacoma's Go Green Old House Lecture Series
- Seattle's landmark Georgetown Rainier Brewery plans
- Lodging Tax Legislative Update
- Seattle Times: Centennial celebration to mark 1909 world's fair
- Preservation Lobby Day 2008
- Preservationists Defend Seattle Landmarks Process
- 4culture: 2008 Heritage Special Projects
- Salvage from Northcliffe Apartments demolition
- SLOG—The Stranger: Another Earthwork Worth Testifying For
- Seattle Times: A new future for historic Washington Hall?
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Stadium Lofts may start residential move near Safeco, Qwest
- Capitol Hill Times: East Howell Street park plans coming into focus
- West Seattle Blog: Saving Fauntleroy Schoolhouse: 3 months to make a plan
- City and County Decision Makers to meet regarding Viaduct
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In this Issue
- Historic Seattle's Learning From Historic Sites and Members Meeting
- Upcoming Seattle landmark nominations and designations
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Sorrento Hotel, domicile of rich and famous, up for landmark status
- Capitol Hill Times: Landmark status for 1200 East Pike Street?
- Support for Friends of Maritime Heritage
- Crosscut Online Magazine: Seattle's historic contradictions
- Daily Journal of Commerce: More help for owners of historic buildings?
- Newsweek Magazine: Is Googie Good?
- AYPE Centennial: A Golden Opportunity
- Herschensohn to head Seattle's Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition (AYPE) Centennial
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Historic home to become offices
- Names of each floor of new Chinook Building honor the legacy of King County
- Washington Trust Announces a Call for Nominations to the 2008 Most Endangered Historic Properties List
- 4culture Heritage Funding Applications Available
- Skykomish Collection Available On-Line
- UW Pamphlet and Textual Ephemera Collection
- Pacific Northwest Quarterly online
- Notice of City Council Public Hearing on Potential 2008 Amendments to the City Of Seattle’s Comprehensive Plan
- New Pathways - Historic Preservation and Sustainability Conference
- Results of Study on the Internet's Impact on Museums and Libraries
- Call for Papers: Annual Regional Conference, Society of Architectural Historians
- Manning's/Denny's lawsuit filed
- Crosscut Online Magazine: Benaroya files suit over the landmark Denny's
- Heritage Funding in State Legislature
- The Stranger: The House on Queen Anne Avenue
- Crosscut Online Magazine: UW will be spreading into the U District in a new way
- Sorrento Hotel centennial celebration
- Seattle Parks and Recreation Strategic Action Plan
- Grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities Division of Preservation and Access
- Seattle's Get Engaged Program
- Funding available for Seattle heritage, arts, and cultural organizations
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In this Issue
- Crosscut Online Magazine: Googie or Not, It's A Landmark
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer Reader Blog: The Ballard "Upset"- Manning's/Denny's
- Seattle Times: Former Denny's owner to appeal landmark status
- Author Lecture and Book Signing: Seattle Architecture: A Walking Guide to Downtown
- Panel Discussion: Changing Face of Seattle's Neighborhoods
- Neighborhood Planning Forum
- Award Nominations Sought for Preservation Strategies to Enhance Economic Development
- Where's the oldest house in the Greenwood-Phinney neighborhood?
- City Council review of Seattle Center Master Plan
- Tacoma Landmark Nomination
- WSDOT 2008 budget includes Aurora Bridge suicide barrier
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Friday Harbor named 'distinctive destination'
- Daily Journal of Commerce: AIA offers a tour of Colman School
- Seattle Times: Historic Joshua Green building to become modern real-estate player
- The Stranger: Southern Strategy: Columbia City Grows Up
- Capitol Hill Times: Change is under way at Odd Fellows
- North Seattle Herald-Outlook: Building a safer bridge -- Aurora Bridge's suicide prevention barrier taking shape
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In this Issue
- Historic Seattle Welcomes New Executive Director
- Seattle Channel City Inside/Out program on local historic preservation
- Upcoming nominations and designations at Seattle Landmarks Preservation Board
- 4culture Launches Cultural Conservation Program
- HB 1386 Money Should Not Supplant Other Dollars
- Seattle Times: New Angle on Seattle's Skyline
- Maritime Historic Vessel bill introduced
- Seattle Weekly: How the Tallest, Most Expensive New Downtown Condo Is Keeping Everyone Else at Ankle-Height
- Meet Us at the Pay Streak: Capitalizing on Community Anniversaries
- City of Tacoma Urban Design Review Program
- Crosscut Online Magazine: Genuflecting to the high rises
- Capitol Furnishings/Founders Day Celebration reception and silent auction
- Funding for SR 520 bridge replacement in Olympia
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Vulcan keeps contractors busy with major projects
- Seattle Times: Another downtown Seattle church explores redevelopment
- Seattle Times: 1905 building may house Snohomish county's history museum
- Ballard News-Tribune: People are fed up over condo conversions
- Ballard News-Tribune: Nordic Museum architects selected
In this Issue
- Historic Seattle "Open to View" Home Tour
- Lake Union Trail Naming Contest
- International Special Review District Board Briefing on Community Vision
- Seattle Times: Changes planned next door to Olympic Sculpture Park
- King County Councilmember Larry Phillips regarding Courthouse restoration
- Presidential Executive Order regarding earmarks adversely impact preservation
- Housing Permit Activity Slows
- Crosscut online magazine: Googie Versus Goliath
- Join WSDOT to learn about new planning solutions for the viaduct’s central waterfront
- SR 99 Aurora Bridge Suicide Prevention Fence
- Swedish Cultural Center Tour and Happy Hour
- Murray Morgan Bridge Lecture in Tacoma
- Lodging Tax percentage for preservation in State Legislature
- Tacoma Landmarks Preservation Commission to consider ordinance updates
- Central District Neighborhood meeting
- Joint WA Trust and PAW conference in Chelan
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Enviro Review May Hit Fewer Projects In City
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Pike Place Market improvements debated
- Magnolia News: Chapel in Discovery Park damaged by rabbits
- Ballard News-Tribune: Lock Vista purchase fails
In this Issue
- Upcoming nominations and designations at Seattle Landmarks Preservation Board
- Professional Arborist Michael Oxman on Seattle Tree Preservation
- Seattle Times: Veto by Sims closes window pilot project
- South Lake Union Community Council Urban Form Alternatives Open House
- The 2008 Action Plan for Seattle
- Madrona News: Land Use and Construction: Read the Signs and Be Part of the Process
- Preservation Online: A Historic Denny's in Seattle?
- Daily Journal of Commerce: A landmark Denny's? Owner doesn't see it
- 2008 National Preservation Awards
- Landscape legends
- The Changing Face of Downtown
- Pioneer Square Preservation Board openings
- The Stranger: War and Piece - Neighbors Up in Arms over "Piecemealing"
- Daily Journal of Commerce: $80M upgrades for Pike Place Market
- The Olympian: Huge, historic Tumwater tree gets checkup, trim
- Capitol Hill Times: Reform the Capitol Hill Community Council?
- North Seattle Herald-Outlook: New project on former Fremont QFC site to be reviewed
- Queen Anne News: Developer reveals possible plans for Met in Queen Anne
- Ballard News-Tribune: Petitions circulated to halt loss of Sunset Bowl
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In this Issue
- Historic Seattle Members and Guests Meeting
- Crosscut Online Magazine: Lift a glass: A Seattle landmark bites the dust
- King County Landmarks Commission and Shoreline Landmarks Commission meetings
- Ballard News-Tribune: Denny's wants to reopen in Ballard
- City Of Seattle's 2008 Citizens Budget Conference
- Heritage Capital Projects Fund 2009-2011 Application Workshops
- 2008 Valerie Sivinski Washington Preserves Fund Grant Program
- Join WSDOT to Discuss Central Waterfront Planning
- Crosscut Online magazine: An unjustified delay in restoring the King County Courthouse
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: The end of the line for Andy's Diner in Seattle - Landmark rail-car restaurant finds going too tough
- Ballard News-Tribune: Work to start on Silver Cloud in Ballard
- West Seattle Herald: West Seattle Park Designs Shown: West Seattle Park Designs Shown
- Highline Times: Highline Japanese garden featured in film
In this Issue
- Historic Seattle announces its 2008 events
- Change of date for Manning's at LPB
- State Legislature action on preservation issues
- FEIS available for former First United Methodist Church proposed development
- Community Meeting - Help Save the Ballard Manning's/Denny's
- Get involved in Tacoma's heritage - Volunteers needed for commission
- Mega-Moves requests for filming opportunities
- Highly Significant Historic Engineering Landmark Proposed For Demolition
- Author Lecture & Book Signing - Seattle Architecture: A Walking Guide to Downtown
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Cornish buys site for new facilities
- Ballard News-Tribune: First task: build new Nordic Heritage Museum
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Readers rate the best and ugliest Seattle buildings
- Demolition of Georgetown landmark update
In this Issue
- Seattle Times Editorial: Not gaga over googie
- Crosscut Online Magazine: Googie fight on the airwaves
- DoCoMoMo-WeWa website: Manning's/Denny's in Ballard
- Seattle Times letters to the editor: "The landmarks process is very selective, and rightfully so."
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Sunset Bowl sold, to close in mid-April
- Rainier Brewery Stock House Demolition Update
- News Release: Emergency Demo Approved for Hazardous Structure in Georgetown
- Seattle Landmarks Preservation Board January 16 agenda
- Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers
- Crosscut Online Magazine: Tukwila: cradle of Puget Sound civilization
- Seattle Times: Lionel Pries: Rebuilding a legacy
- Preservation Magazine: Ten tips to green your historic home
- Former First United Methodist Church building update
- Seattle City Councilmembers' Inauguration
- Get Involved in Taxing and Spending Decisions at Seattle Citizens Budget Conference
- Nominations sought for 2008 "Leadership in History" awards
- Pacific Northwest National Maritime Heritage Area Bill in State Senate
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Martin Luther King Elementary nears its end
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Environmentalists push $1 million program to save urban trees
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Historic gate provides another link to Chinatown's roots
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Old INS building goes on sale Feb. 7 - Minimum online bids will start at $2 million
- Seattle Times: Smith Tower condos: Only the top 12 floors
- Public Outreach on Aurora Bridge Barrier Begins
- Seattle Times: Pacific Northwest Magazine: Pacific Northwest Magazine: Restore vs. Raze by Lawrence Kreisman
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Colman School activists to get their museum - $22.6 million village also offers affordable housing
- Post Pro-Parks: What is Seattle's Next Round of Green Infrastructure Investments?
- History Channel's Save Our History Grant Initiative
- North Seattle Herald-Outlook: University Baptist Church up for sale
- West Seattle Herald: Viaduct Advisory Committee make-up is questioned
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In this Issue
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: On Architecture: AIA slams Seattle, but we pretty much deserve it
- Seattle Times: Best of Times: Michael Herschensohn
- Historic Tacoma Priorities for 2008
- Upcoming Seattle landmark nominations and designation
- Ballard News-Tribune: Ballard condo design criticized
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Amazon moving to South Lake Union
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: New, old look for courthouse
- Seattle Times: Snohomish Museum collection may find a home
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In this Issue
- 4Culture + Heritage Advisor Seeks Candidates for Editor Position
- Lecture: The Universe of Immigration Records, 1882-1954 Updated Jones Photo Historical Collection Website now available
- Crosscut Online Magazine: The passion of Peter Steinbrueck
- New York Times: Seeking $30 Million to Renovate, Church Finds Help in Neighbors
- National Trust President Speech
- South Lake Union Urban Form Study Meeting
- 2007 National Preservation Endowment Report
- Online AASLH course on Historical Organization Board Development
- Daily Journal of Commerce: County OKs more funds for rehab of courthouse
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Suicide-prevention fence planned for Aurora Bridge
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Old INS building to be sold eBay-style
- Seattle Times: Editorial: Never say goodbye, University Baptist
- Seattle Times: New archway to distinguish Chinese International District
- The Stranger: Industrial Strength - Divided Council Votes to Protect Manufacturing Jobs
- Capitol Hill Times: Time is running out for former church
- Queen Anne News: New study on Fire Station 20 replacement
- North Seattle Herald-Outlook: Neglected Fremont property gets new ownership
- Ballard News-Tribune: Crown Hill residents seek to buy building
- West Seattle Herald: Developers will get a break if they provide "affordable housing"
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In this Issue
- MOHAI's Nearby History class presentations
- King County Courthouse Window Project Phase II: Aluminum Siding Removal
- Seattle Times: South Lake Union growth goes full throttle
- State Parks meeting regarding Saint Edward Seminary
- Upcoming Seattle landmark nominations
- Crosscut online magazine: Landmark hearing scheduled for Ballard diner
- Agreement Paves Way for Viaduct Solution
- National Archives Announces Successful Test of Electronic Archives System
- Call for Nominations for 2008 National Preservation Awards
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Pike Place Market seeks $80 million for 'basic needs'
- University Baptist Church building to be sold
- Seattle Times: Columbia City--Revitalized, on the fast track
- North Seattle Herald-Outlook: Neighbors call for action in Wedgwood
- Ballard News-Tribune: Ballard Apartments, grocery may open in 2009
- West Seattle Herald: Ercolini family garden becomes new city park
- Highline Times: Tukwila turning 100
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In this Issue
- Historic Seattle Restores 1907 House
- King County Adopts Budget; HB1386 Revenue Future Unclear
- Saint Edward State Park public meeting
- Pike Place Market renovation funding
- Seattle times: Home Forum Extra
- Associated Press: China: Tourists Riot Over Shopping Trip
- Legal settlement regarding challenge to Stadium Lofts
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Dearborn House: A piece of 'old Seattle' brought back in style
- New York Times Book Review - Hotel: An American History.
- 4Culture's Heritage Special Projects Funding Awarded to 22 Recipients
- Shop Museum Stores For Gifts
- AKCHO Seeking Awards Nominations
- Bowling Pin Neon Sign Heading North
- Walking Tour of Interlaken Park
- Historic Tacoma and WA Trust Partnership
- AIA discontinues electronic classroom
- DAHP Survey
- Ownership transfer of Victorian Row.
- April 2008 Conference Planned on Sustainability, Building Codes and Preservation
- Washington State Historical Society Award Nominations
- Upcoming Tacoma landmark nominations
- Daily Journal of Commerce: An urban village emerges on Seattle's First Hill
- Northcliffe Apartment Building demolition progress on First Hill
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Alaska Building sold
- Queen Anne News: Queen Anne design guidelines ready for community council
- Queen Anne News: Fun Forest on the way out
- West Seattle Herald: Developer asks rezone on California
- Acquisition and Restoration of WA Hall
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In this Issue
- Seattle City Councilmember Peter Steinbrueck Farewell Party
- South Downtown DEIS Public Comment Meeting
- Upcoming Seattle Landmark Nominations
- MOHAI Holiday Tea and Vintage Fashion Show
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Leilani Lanes' giant bowling pin needs a new home
- For Sale: Pieces of the Entry Façade of the Historic Olympic Block Building
- Friends of Discovery Park message
- Development at MLK and Union under study
- Washington State Historical Society Award Nominations
- Adaptive Reuse of Coleman School: Northwest African American Museum
- Woodinville Weekly: Platt Farm of Duvall named a King County historical landmark
- Holiday gifts: Preservation Books
- Preserve America Grants
- Nominations for Most Endangered Historic Place
- Members Sought for Seattle's Design Review Boards
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Taller buildings may be allowed on some sites in downtown
- Puget Sound Business Journal: Steinbrueck goes out fighting
- Beacon Hill News: Legendary home of Rainier Beer faces big changes
- North Seattle Herald-Outlook: Broadview library branch to start next chapter
- 1910 Craftsman home for sale in West Seattle
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In this Issue
- Preservation Party at Dearborn House
- Mount Baker Home Tour & Home Renovation Fair
- Seattle Weekly: Another Protected Downtown Landmark, Another Development Squabble
- Seattle Times: No city plans for INS building
- Aurora Avenue online survey
- Vernacular Architecture Forum Launches New Award for Advocacy
- Ballard Historical Society Fall Lecture
- Ceremony Marks 100th Anniversary of Dedication of Pike Place Market
- Queen Anne Historical Society meeting
- Seattle Times: Market plan maps out 21st-century upgrades to Seattle landmark
- North Seattle Herald-Outlook: Magnuson Park buildings face funding controversy
- North Seattle Herald-Outlook: Neighbors not happy with Children's Hospital's revised plan
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In this Issue
- Proposed funding for Seattle's Landmark TDR Bank
- Blueprint for Neighborhood Preservation Success
- Everett Herald: Barn lost in WWII internment proposed for historic registry
- 2007 General election returns
- PBS History Detectives story ideas
- Help save the Morris Marks House in Portland
- Heritage Barn Register and Workshop
- Seattle Landmarks Preservation Board Agenda November 14
- Aurora Avenue Task Force
- Parks Schedule for 30-Plus Public Meetings and Community Survey to Gather Input for a Strategic Business Plan
- Proposed landmark designations in Tacoma
- Spokane Spokesman Review: Spokane's Fox Theater: A legend is saved
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Steve Garrett is restoring the Admiral Theatre
- Seattle Times: Lake Wilderness Lodge falls prey to vandals - twice
- Seattle Times: Land swap gets Snoqualmie history center on track
- Capitol Hill Times: What's next for the Odd Fellows Hall?
- West Seattle Herald: Log House Museum is 10
- Immigration Building, 815 Airport Way South
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In this Issue
- Upcoming Seattle landmark designation and nominations
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Foxall named to preservation board
- West Seattle Herald: Letter to Editor: Supporting historic preservation
- Seattle Times: Treasured dance hall sold; some anxious about next step
- Draft EIS published for Livable South Downtown Planning Study
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Exhibits powered up at Hanford reactor
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Zoo garage plan shot down
- Northcliffe demolition
- Seattle Times: Collins Building awaits preservation - or demolition
- Beacon Hill Meeting- The Future of our Urban Village
- Meeting of Jewish Genealogical Society of Washington State
- Architecture Models Exhibit
- Author event at Third Place Books
- Magnolia News: Convictions overturned for black Fort Lawton soldiers
- BeNeighbor Website
- Free Historic Preservation Lectures in Tacoma and Seattle
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In this Issue
- Landmark Nomination of Fitch-Nutt House in Fremont
- Association of King County Heritage Organization Idea Explosion
- Ballard News-Tribune: More Seattle zoning changes proposed
- Growth Management Services' Washington Administrative Code Update Listening Sessions
- Publication Debut: Seattle Architecture: A Walking Guide To Downtown
- Want to Serve on the Seattle Design Review Board?
- Daily Journal of Commerce: City is still trying to fix Freeway Park
- Upcoming Nominations at Seattle Landmarks Preservation Board
- AIA Seattle 2007 Honor Awards
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Intracorp pays $53M for 4 Pioneer Square buildings
- Nearby History at MOHAI
- Holiday gift book suggestion
- New North King County Heritage Map
- King County Budget Proposes Multiple Uses for Revenue Generated by HB 1386
- Continued Funding for Barn Preservation Program Sought
- Two Funding Opportunity Deadlines at 4Culture
- Washington historic properties for sale
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Historic homes get rehab in Newhalem
- Associated Press: Historic Tacoma bridge closed
- Magnolia News: Discovery Park's 35th Birthday
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In this Issue
- Historic Seattle presents Historic Preservation and the Imagined West
- Absentee ballots
- Virginia Mason Medical Center demolition of Northcliffe Apartment Building
- Preservation Alert from Historic Tacoma
- Tacoma News Tribune: Hammer begins to fall on leaning tower of Tacoma
- Historic Barns in nationwide census
- Northwest Digital Archives available free to researchers
- Seattle Times: 1.5 million square feet, one big mystery tenant
- Seattle Condo Blog: Midtown Seattle Developments
- King County Archives Open House
- Moore Theater Centennial Open House
- Tacoma history lecture
- Seattle Times: Recital introduces historic organ to Seattle church
- Capitol Hill Times: Friends group maintains GAR park's dignity
- West Seattle Herald: Me-Kwa-Mooks Park history revealed
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In this Issue
- Mount Baker Neighborhood 2007 Home Tour
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Washington State Main Street Program
- Perspectives in Vernacular Architecture
- Seattle Times: Former Edmonds auto-dealer building readied for its next rebirth
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Vulcan reveals plan for six more buildings
- Holiday Gift Book Suggestions
- Ballard News-Tribune: Denny's is history here
- Washington History Websites
- Pacific Northwest Architecture Blog
- Seattle Sacred Sites Forum
- Ballard News Tribune: Lock Vista is 'crisis'
- Viaduct closure and construction kickoff
- Ballard News-Tribune: Phinney Ridge bucks condo trend
- Effort underway to restore James Washington Artwork in Central Area
- How to Select and Work with an Architect
- Freeways, Parks and Neighborhoods
- Log House Museum Tenth Anniversary Gala and Benefit Dinner
- Information we neglected to share at Good Shepherd Center
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In this Issue
- Historic Seattle's Learning from Historic Sites and Fall Members Meeting
- Crosscut Online: Amazon plans a headquarters move to South Lake Union
- Candidate Forum
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Old Ballard's new hero digs in as retail project envelops her home
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Bellingham hotel gets rehab for lower-income housing
- South Lake Union Neighborhood Plan Priorities Completed
- Mayor Seeks Candidates for Seattle Center Advisory Commission
- American Planning Association Selects Pike Place Market as One of 10 Great Neighborhoods in America
- Madison Park Times: House moving saves home from demolition
- Washington State Archeology Month Program
- Honor the Trees You Love with Seattle's Heritage Tree Program
- Ballard News-Tribune: Mayor wants city hall to do most planning work
- Seattle Heritage Custom Bike Tours
- Gates Foundation profiles former Cooper High School adaptive reuse
- The Daily UW: Brooklyn Building to be demolished
- November ballot initiative, referendum and constitutional amendments
- Seattle Fire Station photo gallery online
- 2007 Wallingford Home Tour
- Puget Sound Business Journal: Muckleshoot Tribe buys Salish Lodge
- For sale: 1895 Queen Anne style residence
- Pike Place Market online exhibit
- City Council Public Hearing on Proposed 2007 Amendments to Seattle's Comprehensive Plan
- Preservation Action Grassroots Poll 2007
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In this Issue
- Seattle Times: The Bungalow Fair: A celebration of architecture-and an anniversary
- Seattle Times: Arts And Crafts
- SCIDPDA Seeks Acquisition of Historic INS Building
- Public Comments on proposed landmark demolition in Georgetown
- Frank Lloyd Wright house in Sammamish for sale for $1,700,000
- Mayor Seeks Candidates for Pike Place Market Historical Commission
- Crosscut: Does Seattle have too many historic landmarks?
- Journal Newspapers: Historic University library gets a fresh look
- Seattle Construction and Renovation Conference and Exposition
- Capitol Hill Times: First Church of Christ Scientist Vision Becoming Reality
- Fremont's Fitch-Nutt House at Seattle's Landmarks Preservation Board
- Ballard News-Tribune: Public votes on large projects in Ballard
- Mayor Nickels proposes funding for heritage in 2008 budget
- Experts to Speak on Great Boulevard Design
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Land ahoy for Seattle's Wawona schooner
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Sister ship C.A. Thayer is making history in S.F.
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Lake Union Park close to its fundraising goal
- Mercer Corridor Project Open House
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: 1907-2007: A century of change in Seattle
- City Of Port Townsend Historic City Hall Restoration
- Tacoma landmark nomination
- Alaskan Way Viaduct review at City Council
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Seattle bulked up by gobbling tiny cities
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Moore Theatre was once anchor of vibrant arts scene
- North Seattle Herald-Outlook: Talks break down over Aurora plan
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Church of the Epiphany is a constant in changing area
- Associated Press: Group tries to save Salem, Oregon mental hospital
- North Seattle Herald-Outlook: New U-District fire station featured in open house
- Ballard News-Tribune: City unveils plan to preserve industrial land
- Dunn Garden Annual Fall Foliage Festival
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- Seattle's Urban Development and Planning Committee supports landmarks
- South Downtown Advisory Group Special Meeting
- Crosscut: The decline of gathering places
- Everett Daily Herald: There goes the neighborhood: 23 homes for sale
- Queen Anne history program: Cruising Uptown-Then and Now
- Magnolia neighborhood history book available
- Seattle Budget Process Public Hearings
- Visit King County's historic barns
- Magnolia Bridge replacement
- First Hill mid-century modern building endangered
- Public Scoping meeting for Viaduct
- Preserving Squire Park in Central District
- Cultural and Heritage Tourism Alliance 2007 Annual Conference in Seattle
- Forum: Future of Seattle's Industrial Lands
- Motel One Pre-Demolition Art Happening
- Housing Seattle's Workforce
- Virginia Mason Medical Center, First Hill campus addition
- National Archives Requests Comments on Digitization Plan
- Children's Hospital Proposed Expansion in Laurelhurst
- Downtown Transit Tunnel to Reopen
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Tar bubbling up at Gas Works - Investigation aims to find source of blobs
- Protecting Library & Archive Collections: Disaster Preparedness, Response & Recovery
- Persistence of Memory: Stewardship of Digital Assets
- Planning Way Ahead: Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve Turns 30
- New Historic Preservation Funding Source Contested
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Engineering a sea change at the aquarium
- Seattle Times: Fate of historic Mukilteo building set for Oct. 1
- Capitol Hill Times: Large E. Pine Street Project Moves Forward
- Queen Anne News: Draft Design Guidelines Out for Upper Queen Anne
- Ballard News-Tribune: Housing authority could buy Lock Vista
- West Seattle Herald: Senator Quitting to Become Lobbyist
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In this Issue
- B.F. Day Elementary School History Presentation
- League of Women Voters Seattle provides statistics on King County
- City Neighborhood Council and the District Councils Want You!
- International District Community Interested in Community Development Preservation Authority
- Elliott Avenue Development concerns neighbors
- Historic Seattle's proposed Stadium Lofts project appealed at Hearing Examiner
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Discovery Park deal nears approval - Plan restores natural area that now houses military
- Main Street Basic Training: An Introduction to Preservation-Based Commercial District Revitalization
- Demonstrate Your Commercial District Revitalization Management Skills
- The Stranger: Ingenious Alternatives: A Jeopardized Work of Earth Art Herbert Bayer Earthworks
- Rolland H. Denny Mansion Centennial Celebration Property Open to the Public for the First Time
- Former Packard Motor Company Building fails to achieve City of Seattle landmark designation
- The Foley Sign Company building's next chapter
- Maritime Heritage Network Launches Interactive Maps, Plans Transition For 2008
- Behind Fremont's front doors
- North Seattle Herald-Outlook: View From The Kirb
- Seattle Times: Relive some of Everett's history in home tour
- Queen Anne News: Christian Scientist Church Saved
- Seattle Times: Queen Anne church rescued
- Capitol Hill Times: A question of balance for First Hill-- A dense, urban neighborhood faces a delicate juggling act
- North Seattle Herald-Outlook: Lenin on the move? Statue's fate unknown
- Ballard News-Tribune: Is Denny's building a landmark?
- Sound Transit's University Link/Capitol Hill Station 30% Design Open House
In this Issue
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Historic Queen Anne church spared the wrecking ball
- Previous Advocacy Updates Now Available
- Bungalow Fair
- Seattle Times Pacific Northwest Magazine: Stickley's Legacy
- National Trust for Historic Preservation, Western Regional Office Newsletter: Old is the New Green
- New online tool for "house genealogy"
- Historic Tacoma 2007 Old House Tour: Classic Craftsman
- Your Role in the Mayor's Budget Process and the Comprehensive Plan
- National Trust Forum Online: Tacoma's Stadium High School Rehabilitation
- New Heritage CD Available from the Washington Trust
- Getty Grants
- Rainer Club/FUMC new building
- Seattle Weekly: Letter to Editor
- Historic Tacoma's Public Policy Initiatives
- North Seattle Herald-Outlook: Clarification on Waldo Story
- City staff directory online
- Seattle's Public Development Authorities
- From the AIA Issue Brief on Historic Preservation Tax Credits
- Guidelines for Historic Bridge Rehabilitation and Replacement, 2007
- SEPA Environmental Review Thresholds Proposed for Increase
- Livable South Downtown Update
- Morgan Junction Neighborhood Design Guidelines
- Crosscut online magazine: Barn Again!
- Proposed Landmark Demolition in Georgetown
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: On Architecture: A journey through city spaces that create a sense of joy
- Ballard News-Tribune: Lock Vista folks vow to fight condo development
In this Issue
- Primary Election Returns
- 2007 World Habitat Day to be Celebrated October 1
- Political Heritage Tourism
- From the DNDA Executive Director Derek Birnie
- Second Update on Proposed Landmark Demolition in Georgetown
- New Member Sought for Landmarks Preservation Board Nettleton's Addition Historic District in Spokane
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Viaduct work may mean headaches for Pioneer Square business owners
- Capitol Hill Times: Community forming around garden idea
- Magnolia News: Retro is 'modern' in resurging architectural style
- North Seattle Herald-Outlook: Maple Leaf on a mission to preserve former hospital site
- North Seattle Herald-Outlook: With a little more money, University Heights Center moves one step closer to new ownership
- Queen Anne News: Queen Anne Library reopens Saturday with a big celebration
In this Issue
- Preserving King County's Legacy
- Georgetown's Rainier Cold Storage Update
- Crosscut Online Magazine: The "Taj Mahal" and the pink elephant
- Seattle Weekly: Why Is Peter Steinbrueck Obsessing Over Downtown Preservation?
- SOLG (The Stranger Blog): Credulous Weekly Story Gets It (Nearly) All Wrong
- Seattle City Council's Quasi-Judicial Proceedings Update Continues
- National Trust 2008 Dozen Distinctive Destinations Nomination
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Harbor History Museum for Gig Harbor
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Fire stations made historic landmarks
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Board OKs condos for Smith Tower
- Ballard News-Tribune: What to do with old city power station?
- Port of Everett to Sell Historic Weyerhaeuser Building; Building to be Moved in 2009
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In this Issue
- Sacred Sites meetings in Tacoma sponsored by Historic Tacoma
- American Institute of Architects, Seattle Chapter, Community Survey
- Art Deco Bus Station in Olympia Endangered
- Crosscut Online Magazine: Growth and density: Let's do the numbers
- Seattle Times: History's blueprint
- WA State Legislature and Historic Preservation
- Fremont neighborhood tour
- Livable South Downtown Progress Report
- Persistence of Memory: Stewardship of Digital Assets
- Crosscut Online Magazine: The Clise Challenge: a great chance for public enhancements
- Portland Tribune: Key land-use case unsettled - Dorothy English can build, but wants $1.15 million
- Seattle Weekly: Land Rush
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Preserving and growing a great city
- North Seattle Herald Outlook: SRO crowd for City Council candidates forum
- Share your "Insider Information" on Seattle's History and Architecture
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In this Issue
- Historic Seattle Releases Primary Election Candidate Survey
- Queen Anne's Ankeney-Gowey House Site of Fundraiser
- High Point Grand Opening
- Aurora Bridge Pedestrian Fence Proposal
- Women's History Consortium Grants
- Queen Anne News: House on the Move: Saving a Queen Anne Home from Demolition
- National Legislative Update from Preservation Action
- Wawona Suffers Another Setback
- Crosscut Online Magazine: Is urban development 'terrorism'? A nasty sign of the times in West Seattle.
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Harvard and Highland condo prices start at $1.3 million.
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: MOHAI's Montlake home will be history - Museum intends to move to site on South Lake Union
- Seattle Times: Old mill town a vestige of the past
- Seattle Times: Aberdeen burned again, historic downtown in danger
- Beacon Hill News: Some residents are concerned with Historic Madison Park's neighborhood efforts
- Regional Architectural History the Latest Feature in UW Special Collections
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In this Issue
- View Current City of Seattle Landmark Nominations
- The Stranger: Townhome Invasion
- Seattle Times: Party to celebrate as Good Shepherd building turns 100
- Renovation or Replacement? The Dilemma of Mid-Century Campus Buildings
- History in Motion: Seattle's Past on Film
- Territorial Express Stagecoach Run, September 21-23, 2007
- Daily Journal: Courthouse lobby scrapped due to high costs
- Daily Journal: Spokane's Fox Theater gets a $31M makeover
- Fremont historic streetcar line tour
- Pike Place Market Sunset Supper at the Market
- New magazine on heritage homes
- Heard Net (Everett, WA) Are old, rusting ferries still fit?
- Historic Tacoma 2007 Old House Tour: Classic Craftsman
- Lady Washington and Hawaiian Chieftain Welcome Cruise
- Tall Ships Reception
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Council weighs future of Seattle Center
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: A Seattle jewel shines again
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Letters to the Editor
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: St. James Cathedral celebrates 100 years
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: After rehab, fixer is now half-million-dollar baby
- Seattle Times: The landmark you save belongs to someone else
- Seattle Times: Letter to the Editor
- Puget Sound Regional Council Draft Vision 2040 and Supplemental DEIS Released
- Marion Dean Ross/Pacific Northwest Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians
- An Inconvenient History
- Cultural and Heritage Tourism Association Conference
- MOHAI Tours in August
- City of Bellingham awarded $150,000 Preserve America grant
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Design Perspectives: A look at Seattle's great places, current and future
- Seattle Post Intelligencer: The Seattle Center: Where to skate?
- Seattle Post Intelligencer: P-I writer in residence Timothy Egan on Seattle
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In this Issue
There is a gratifyingly large number of issues, concerns, and opportunities currently underway in Seattle's historic preservation world right now. As a result, this is an unusually long Advocacy Update to keep you informed, and you might want to grab a cup of coffee before you begin to read. Also, please remember to attend Historic Seattle's Good Shepherd Center centennial celebration on Sunday, July 22, 1:30-3:30 p.m. This will be the best free event you attend all summer! And don't forget to bring your camera.
- North Seattle Herald-Outlook: Aurora to get "critical" face lift
- Aurora Revitalization Project
- Wall Street Journal: An Inconvenient Turbine: Conservation vs. Preservation
- Crosscut Online Magazine: Seattle is a city flush with forgetting
- Seattle Times: Landmarks help reveal city's soul
- Preservation quiz
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Historic Seattle: Protect living past
- Seattle Times: Congressional Historic Preservation Funding Subject to Appropriations Cycle Uncertainties, Selling City Street Signs
- Seattle Times: Size limit no assurance Alaska Building project will include housing
- Furthering the Mission of the Federal Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit
- E-mail correspondence between Jean Godden and Joe Follansbee
- The Stranger: Tension at the Center
- Seattle Times: Let's not get hysterical about historic preservation
- Architectural Position Opening in Seattle, Position: Project Architect (BOLA Architecture+Planning)
- Future of Seattle's Industrial Lands
- Interactive Washington Historic Site Travel Guide Available
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Time is running out for vision of arts center at old church - Light demolition has already begun
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Discovery Park: Imperfect preserve
- Seattle Times: Project would add new life while preserving history
- Seattle Times: Pioneer Square: history vs. renewal
- Seattle times: Barn-preservation programs a helping hand to owners, heritage
- Ballard News-Tribune: Notes From Old Ballard – The Early Settlers of Salmon Bay
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In this Issue
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: 37 downtown buildings eyed for historic status
- Seattle Times: 38 buildings eyed as historic
- Vulcan's 2200 Wins Design Awards
- Seattle Times: 6-part plan in works to fix sinking viaduct
- NARA Public Research Workshops Offered
- Bellingham Historic Homes Tour
- Book Release: The Arts and Crafts Movement in the Pacific Northwest
- Crosscut Online Magazine: More controversy over replacing the 'historic' Denny's
- Ninth Annual Cultural and Heritage Tourism Alliance Conference
- Seattle City Council Quasi-Judicial Proceedings Amendments
- Seattle Affordable Housing Forum and Brown Bag Lunch
- Seattle Planning Commission to Release Industrial Lands Report
- Upcoming City Council Candidates' Forum
- Ballard News-Tribune: Condo could 'entangle' traffic at busy junction
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In this Issue
- Historic Seattle Rehabilitates Seattle Plumbing Company Building
- Support Marissa Natkin's Ride for Historic Seattle
- Celebrating the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition Centennial
- Ballard Holds Anti-Celebration of its 100 Years Since Annexation
- Daily Journal of Commerce: County will help to save old barns
- University Heights Center Trying to Move Forward
- Seattle Times: Imagine paying just $1 for a home -- plus moving expenses
- Goodhue School Property Update
- Lake City Community Council Considers 33rd Ave NE Design Charette
- Small Sparks Community Development Fund
- Upcoming MOHAI Walking Tours
- Upcoming MOHAI Bus Tour
- Preservation Online, National Trust Historic Preservation: Deal Saves Seattle Church
Bremerton Public Library Nets $150,000 in Federal Funds
- Nominations to the Tacoma Register
- New Chinese Gate in International District
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Madison Park divided over neighborhood plan
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Neighborhood density plans ready for update
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Plan would add floors to building in Pioneer Square
- Seattle Times: Old rail overpass tugs at Everett's heart
- Seattle Times: Construction project near Port Townsend unearths human remains
- North Seattle Herald Outlook: Neighborhood preservation needed
- Capitol Hill Times: City Council approves east Capitol Hill park space acquisition
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In this Issue
- Fremont Historic Survey Project 2007-2008
- Tacoma Auto Row Walking Tour
- Historic Byrd House for sale in Olympia
- Crosscut online magazine June 26, 2007, Another roadside attraction is about to be demolished
- Seattle Times June 23, 2007 Neighborhood demolition - "McMansions" move into Magnolia
- Spokane 's Historic Merrill-Edmunds House is Looking for a New Home
- Restoration of Tacoma’s Knights of Pythias Hall set to begin this summer
- Madison Park Times Planning For Development? June 6, 2007
- Notice of Opportunity For Public Comment on Seattle City Council Proposed Land Use Code Amendments Relating to Additions to Certain Buildings in the Pioneer Square Mixed Zone
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In this Issue
- Puget Sound Business Journal: Fate of Camp Fire HQ heads to landmarks board
- Seattle Times: Odd preservation fight unearths slice of history
- Recent National Register Listings in Seattle
- Building Codes and Historic Building Rehabilitation Conference
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Alaska Building plan now is for a 253-room Marriott
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In this Issue
- Seattle Times: Letter to Editor: Religious buildings Partners helps preserve
- Pike Place Market Historical Commission will change guidelines
- DPD's Record-Breaking Year Means Long Lines
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer : Long-awaited deal reached on Methodist Church building
- Seattle Times: Deal preserves downtown church; congregation will move
- Fremont Historical Society photo display raises the value of preservation in Fremont
- South Lake Union Neighborhood Plan Prioritization – Opportunity for Public Input
- 2007 Book about Green Lake neighborhood
- Online Neighborhood Map
- New Seattle Parks Superintendent
- Seattle Times: Co uncil OKs selling lot near Qwest Field
- A Seattle Town Hall Forum: Is Puget Sound losing its Middle Class?
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Conference here on preservation July 12
- Daily Journal of Commerce: Seattle area property sales are setting a blistering pace ; Expert says 'equity markets love Seattle'
- Seattle Times: Pioneer Square , transformed
- Seattle Times: Carnation Farm is set to become camp for seriously ill children
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