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Editorial
Commentary
What's What?
by Karen Tuininga
What is what in
Hillyard? Uninformed idle talk flies about like
startled bats from a belfry, throwing out their
confusion toward any listener. Fortunately, bats
also communicate with radar and, those who do
not flee, return... again.
What's what is that
Hillyard is drawing from within itself and from
all around itself. The level of cohesion has
grown strong. Mutual support for the good of the
whole is morphing and growing. Hillyard has the
ability to bring our nineteenth century heritage
into the twenty-first.
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Volume 6:
Internet Forums 103: Helpful hints for using the
Historic-Hillyard.com Community Forum, Advanced
Forum Personalization.
Welcome back class,
I hope you enjoyed Internet Forums
101 and
102. This class will further delve into
what makes using Internet forums fun. Like
anything else, if you don't make it your own, you're
not going to enjoy it to its full potential.
So, this article will focus on formatting text and
adding graphics, links and other web elements in
your posts..
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A special Thank
You to
Turbo-Burn for picking up and storing the rails unearthed
during the construction of the Upper Falls Condos at the
Flour Mill. These rails were more than 30-feet long and
required a long flat-bed. We hope to use these rails
somewhere in the landscape or streetscape in the Hillyard
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We would like to
get to know you...
Change in dates:
Market Street at Hawthorne Road
will be closed for
construction from
May 27, 2005
until
September ???
(or
maybe October by the look of things)
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QUICK LINKS
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Hillyard Neighborhood
Council
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Hillyard Festival
Association
-
Historic Hillyard
Partnership
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NE
Community Center
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Vol.2
Issue 17, September 5, 2005 |
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It's Been Quite a Week...or Two... or Three...
Whew! we're tired. None of us are sure which way is up but what we do know is this
- the Transportation Application is done! For those of you who have been
following the ups and downs and swerves of the Hillyard Downtown
Revitalization Project and the submittal of the application, probably
have an idea of how a small group of people feel right now. Did we
mention being tired? How about brain dead?
The entire process has been enlightening to be sure. To beat the
deadline for the submission of the application, the Historic Hillyard
Partnership has been working steady for weeks. We're not grant writers.
We're not city planners. We're just normal working people who want to
see Hillyard get a chance.
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Neighborhood Happenings...
Kiwanis
August meetings: Every Tuesday at Noon at the VFW,
upstairs.
Morgan Acres Zoning Hearing
URGENT NOTICE to Morgan Acres residents. A
public hearing on possible zone changes. Tuesday,
September 13 at 5:00 pm. Public Works
Building, 1026 W. Broadway.
SNAP Business Planning & Skills Class
SNAP’s Micro enterprise Program is offering an
Evening Workshop Series on Small Business Planning
and Skills. Six classes will be offered on Tuesday
nights starting on September 13. The classes are
free to low and moderate income individuals.
Northeast Transportation Study (NETS)
The first of three public involvement meetings will
be held on September 14th.
Spokane
Tribal TANF Office,
232 E. Lyons Ave. from
6:00-8:00 pm. Other meets are scheduled on
Sept 22,
2005 at the NE
Community Center,
4001 N. Cook
from 6:00-8:00 pm
and Sept 28, 2005
City of Spokane Streets
Department, 901 N. Nelson from
6:00-8:00 pm.
2nd Annual Old School Hot Rod Party
Saturday, September 17 at 2:00pm. The Country
Place Tavern at Freya and Columbia.
Hillyard Neighborhood Council Meeting
September 21st, 6:30pm at the NE Community Center.
Get the latest news about what's going on in
Hillyard
River, a new church in the neighborhood,
will meet at Cooper Elementary starting October 2, 2005.
For more information check our website:
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