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Editorial Commentary
The Hillyard Approach...
by Karen Tuininga
Hillyard is truly a town within a town.
Hillyard train yards made possible the building of the town that it is
within. Hillyard thrived on the back of the laborer.
 Men
of coal, brick, and steel who left behind a seedbed of community.
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1st To Die
by James Patterson
My favorite
books are the mystery/suspense fiction that will keep me up until 4:00
in the morning because I’m dying to know what happens next. James
Patterson gave me this in his 2001 New York Times Best Selling thriller
1st To Die (2003 TV movie).
Following
homicide inspector Lindsay Boxer of the San Francisco Police Department
in first person narrative, Patterson spins a tale of a maniac who begins
hunting newlywed couples, apparently unhappy with their wedded bliss.
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Our Past, Present and Future...
Lights, Cameras…Action!
The people and
businesses of East Hillyard are taking
action. As of Friday, April 15th, they have
banded together to form the Hillyard
Industrial Park. At 10 a.m. that morning
business leaders and community members met
to take to unify East Hillyard under one
voice and form a synergistic relationship
between Hillyard and City Hall. They decided
to speak for the Hillyard Industrial Park
through video.
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In the
Community...
The Historic Hillyard
Partnership
Wednesday, May at 6:00
pm at the Molotov Room, 3023 N. Diamond Ave.
Mini Northwest Renaissance Festival
at Market Street Market
Sunday, May
8th starting at noon.
The Hillyard Festival Association
Join the fun! We
meet every 2nd and 4th Tuesday at 6:30 pm at the NE
Community Center, 4001 N. Cook.
Hillyard Weed & Seed
Thursday, May 12, 2005
5:30 PM at
Hillyard Baptist Church
E 2121 Wabash. We are inviting all to come and learn about
Weed & Seed and share your thoughts and feelings! Join other
concerned neighbors from Hillyard for dinner as we discuss
how to make Hillyard a better place to live. Representatives
from local and federal services will be there sharing with
you the resources that are available. Dinner and childcare
will be provided free of charge. CONTACT: John Dotson
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SNEDA presents...
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We
have a new Historic-Hillyard.com banner!
Have you seen it?
Drive or walk the business district - you won't miss
it.
Our Special Thanks to Signs For Success! |
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City Cable 5
Exploring Spokane's Neighborhoods
This quarterly program examines the history, culture, events, and
social dynamics of the 26 neighborhoods that comprise the City of
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Exploring Spokane's Neighborhoods
HILLYARD |
Exploring Spokane's Neighborhoods
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