This is information for businesses who may wish to offer interships to North Seattle Community College students. For more information, contact Anne Zacovic; her contact information is at the bottom of the post.
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The North Sea continues its Free Acupuncture Days in 2011. Happy New Year from North Seattle Community Acupuncture! In 2011, we are continuing our once-a-month Free for Me and My Friend days. Bring someone new to the clinic on one of these days and you both receive a free treatment. Bringing only yourself? That works too! Our next free day is Saturday, January 8th, 9am to 1pm. We are located at 11329 Pinehurst Way NE, just two blocks north of Roosevelt and Northgate Way. Our usual fee is $15-$40, pay what’s comfortable. It’s all about getting healthy without making your wallet sick. You can make your own appointment on our website at www.northseaforme.com or call us at 206-524-6428. See you soon! Flyer: North Sea Free Day
From Michele: “Happy New Year!! Stop by the Treehouse for Chocolate Chip Waffles with fresh whipped cream… this may be your final indulgence before the start of your New Year’s resolution. Please keep in mind we will be opening at 9am on New Year’s Day! Thanks everyone, hope your holidays were packed full of family, food and relaxation.” This week we heard of a theft of personal property from the driveway of one of our neighbors. That, and that we’re on the eve of a new year, a time for fresh beginnings, make it a good time to review some tips for crime prevention:
Have a safe and happy new year! There’s a proposed rezone in the Northgate area which is accepting comments now through 1/12/2011. It will change a large block along Northgate Way from MR-60 to NC3-85. This means it’s going from residential multifamily midrise with a maximum height of 60 ft to a neighborhood commercial with a maximum height of 85 feet. It’s a great site for higher density since it’s in the middle of the Northgate area, next to the freeway, and not around any other residential. It’s also about third of a mile from where the Link Light Rail station will be. Personally, I wouldn’t mind the max height going higher and the original Northgate Rezone proposal already called for 160 ft here. It was pointed out to me that this calls for a general rezone, not a contract rezone so that could make it harder to get specific community/neighborhood benefits out of the developers. A contract rezone would make the rezone process dependent on a larger process with community involvement. In this case the rezone will already be done so that wouldn’t be necessary. Also, it doesn’t sound like there are any specific projects in mind so nothing would be happening any time soon. On a random note, does anybody know what the “scenic view within 500 ft” mentioned below is? I’m somewhat at a loss as to where that could be, but as long as it’s not in the middle of the freeway I’d like to stop by and take some pictures. Notice of Application: http://web1.seattle.gov/dpd/luib/Notice.aspx?BID=581&NID=11694 The City of Seattle has announced the list of 20 projects that have been awarded funds form the Neighborhood Projects Fund. We were awarded $81,000 for an asphalt walkway between 5th and 7th. Hopefully we can have more built soon through future rounds of funding! A project manager from SDOT will be calling us in early 2011, and we’ll set up a meeting with residents of those two blocks of 115th to discuss the work to be done. Details will also be posted here as we can more information. Congratulations to everyone who worked so hard on this over so many years! Sorry for the short notice on this. I realize the weekly email already went out but I received this afterwards. And I apologize that some people might not see this until it’s too late but I figured it was better to put it up now than not at all. http://twodogyoga.com/events/index.shtml#free FREE WEEK! In gratitude to our regular Two Doggers, and with the intention of growing the pack, Two Dog offers a week of free classes twice a year. Come to as many classes as you want; bring your friends, neighbors and relatives along to share the doggie bounty. Free Week is a great way to get to know another teacher or check out a different practice. Classes are open to all levels unless otherwise noted. Here’s a schedule you can print, post or forward on. SPECIAL OFFER: students new to Two Dog who register for a 2011 yoga or qigong series during FREE WEEK receive a 20% discount Monday: Tuesday: Wednesday: Thursday: Friday:
From Michele: “Thank you to all making our holiday donation drive a success! There will be smiling faces in your name this season. Head out to the Treehouse this weekend for a slice of cherry swirl shortcake and a hot Caramel Apple Cider. Have a blessed holiday and I’ll see all of you procrastinators at the mall!”
Seattle Musical Theatre, for the first time in their 33 year history, premiers an original work, giving a unique opportunity to a promising Seattle artist: Jesse Smith in collaboration with Seattle Musical Theatre and Fruition Productions presents the first professional production of this completely re-envisioned classic tale of love, murder, and revenge. Over a full three-week run featuring 9 performances this exceptional production with an entirely local, talented troupe is sure to touch the souls of this city’s highly discerning modern-day audience. Don Giovanni: A New Musical is based on the 1787 opera of the same name by W. A. Mozart. With a brand new score that mixes modern musical theatre style music with theatrical and operatic influences, Jesse Smith transports this well-known story to the era of the 1920s in Spain. Its rich characters and the power of the musical are sure to captivate Seattle’s audience with this ever compelling tale of murder, passion and human relationships. The story is woven around the path of seduction and quandary of an inveterate rake who stays true to himself even in the face of death and damnation. Showtimes: For tickets please call the box office at 206-363-2809 Seattle Musical Theatre is located in Magnuson Park in Seattle: Continue reading Seattle Musical Theatre Presents Don Giovanni: A New Musical There’s a art installation proposed in Northgate which they’re taking comments on. The comments are actually for the Environment Impact for the Environmental Review but it still seemed like good info to have. Oh, and they’ve said that it has “no significant adverse environmental impacts, temporary or permanent, as a result of the project” which is always good. Publication: Dec. 16 PROJECT DESCRIPTION: The art is proposed to be installed on a small concrete footing. The artwork will consist of a tall pole (33 feet high); at 30 feet, there is an arm that is counter-balanced to protrude over the median 17 feet in one direction and 4 feet in the other. The sculpture is made out of metal and will have small LED light attachments. Comments should be directed to: PROJECT MANAGER |
 
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