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The Seattle Times has a front page article that features Corey Trainer, the young man who was killed in Pinehurst in October 2008. (See previous blog posts here and here.) The Seattle Times article speculates:
This is the first I have heard any mention of “Pinehurst gangs”. Does anyone know more about this? The Seattle Channel on-line. The latest in my queue is The Seattle City Council Planning Land Use and Neighborhoods Committee (PLUNC) “Trains, Density and Trains” workshop on proposed Washington House Bill 1490: Planning, Land Use and Neighborhoods Committee Special Meeting 2/18/2009: Can rules about transit-oriented communities build great neighborhoods? A panel discussion about Washington House Bill 1490, Reducing greenhouse gas emissions through land use and transportation requirements. You can watch it from the comfort of your own computer here. I just received an e-mail from a neighbor asking if anyone else heard loud noises last night somewhere between 1 and 3 a.m.? “We heard something that sounded kind of like a shot, and then later something that sounded like an explosion.” Anyone else hear it? Know anything?
The most exciting part of the poll is that we had the highest participation rate yet with 54 votes. Thank you to everyone for voting and making your ideas heard. We will work to schedule the next meeting in late April/early May at Amante Pizza.
Suggestions should be sent in writing by April 6 along with an explanation of how the name fits the historical, cultural or geological significance of the site. Address ideas to Seattle Parks and Recreation, park Naming Committee, 100 Dexter Ave. N., Seattle 98109 or by e-mail paula.hoff@seattle.gov.
This is Larry and Lucy. They own Jane and her husband (who’s name I do not know!)
Jane tells me that Larry is a 2 year old Australian Shepherd/Lab mix whom she and her husband adopted at 10 weeks from Homeward Pet in Woodinville. He’s a soulful guy and loves people and other dogs. He does tend to bark at the UPS truck, even when it’s just driving past the house. He sounds ferocious, but all he wants to do is jump all over you and say “hi”.
Lucy is just 4 months old and is a mini Australian Shepherd. She loves her big brother and is smart and sassy. She’s a brave one and loves to meet new people and dogs.
Jane is in the process of building a new side fence but is actually loving the open yard to our friends’, Jim and Alicia’s, house. They also have a big yard with lots of trees and the two dogs run around both properties like they’re at the dog park. They love it.
Larry is a frisbee champ and can catch anything you throw to him. Lucy loves to try to steal the frisbee and get Larry to chase her. Larry is as fast as a greyhound and always seems to grab the frisbee back (so far).
Jane mentions that having two dogs has been a lot more work during the puppy stage but it’s also been twice the love. My experience with having two dogs was that when all was well, it was less than twice the work — apparently this is a topic of some discussion. To wit:
http://buddyschance.typepad.com/positive_dog_training_blo/2006/07/are_two_dogs_be.html http://www.dogster.com/forums/Shelters_Rescue_and_Fostering/thread/300488 If you would like to see your lovely companion featured on the Pinehurst Blog, please send an email to Erica at ehas2dogs@gmail.com.
Open Enrollment for the 2009-10 school year will be held March 2-31. Click on the links for information regarding outreach locations, school tours, enrollment guides, applications and forms, enrollment checklist, and enrollment centers. For additional information, please see the Enrollment Services Web site or contact Enrollment Services at 252-0760.
North District Council PROPOSED AGENDA 7:00 Introductions/Review/Approval of Minutes 7:05 Mayor’s initiatives (Pamela Green Banks, Mayor’s Community Outreach Director) 7:20 City disaster response tailored to the North End (Aaron Bert, Parks Emergency Management, and Mark Howard, Office of Emergency Management) 7:50 Sustainable NE Seattle (Toni Higgs or other staff) 8:00 Committees, task forces: Website, Emergency Preparedness, Outreach, Neighborhood Street Fund/Neighborhood Projects Fund, Awards idea (similar to Ballard Dist. Council) 8:20 Reports from Community Groups 9:00 Adjourn Questions? Please contact chair Phil Shack, 954-8179, philip.shack@gmail.com , or Ed Pottharst, ed.pottharst@seattle.gov . Saturday Feb. 28 6-9:30 PM Sunday March 1 6-10 PM More here: http://www.ericmadis.com The Director of DPD is convening the Design Review Board for an early design guidance meeting. Project: 3009270 PROJECT DESCRIPTION PROCESS MEETING MORE INFORMATION
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