IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF KING
NO: 06-4-01503-4SEA
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION
CLERK'S ACTION REQUIRED
In the matter of the estate of: FRANCIS C. GREGG, Deceased.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION AND DEADLINE FOR CLAIMS
The Board of Directors of the Seattle Monorail Project has adopted Resolution No. 06-41, adopted August 17, 2006, requiring publication of this Notice.
The Ballard Avenue Landmark District Board approved a design proposal last week for a new 146-unit senior housing facility on Ballard Avenue Northwest after the developers, Teutsch Partners, altered their original plan to meet the historic district's guidelines.
The Ballard Landmark Inn is a mixed-use development for an assisted and independent living facility at the site of the old Wilson Ford dealership in the Ballard Avenue Landmark District; an area the city of Seattle has designated to retain its historic character.
New construction or design changes to buildings in
The intersection of NW 58th St. and 24th Ave. NW has been at the heart of significant redevelopment in the last few years. QFC is in the process of renovating its store, and adding five floors of living space above it. A new park and library sit a block away and down the street, dueling condo towers are in the process of stacking up across from each other.
The intersection is indicative of the churn that is new Ballard. Except, that is, for two lots on intersection's northwest corner, that have sat vacant for last five years.
OAR Northwest won the 3,100 nautical mile Shepard Ocean Fours Rowing Race from New York to England's Bishop's Rock, on Friday, August 18 in a time of 68 days, 23 hours and 18 minutes, after leaving New York on June 10.
OAR Northwest became the first Americans to row from the mainland of the U.S. to mainland U.K.
Centerstage kicks off the 2006-2007 Season with its annual Murder Mystery Event.
Since the Federal Way theatre company began the Mystery tradition in 2004, the annual audience participation events have been sellouts...and a key part of Centerstage's fundraising efforts.
This year's mystery, Eve's Chain, tells the story of Dr. Murchison Cush, a specialist in the treatment of violent criminals, who has summoned a group of medical professionals (the audience) to a special symposium on his work.
The term silky smooth describes Al Church's assessment of his department's transition from two independent fire districts into the new South King Fire & Rescue.
With such a calm demeanor and pleasant smile, it's hard to imagine that Chief Church oversees one of the state's largest and busiest fire districts.
Nearly nine months have passed since the Federal Way Fire District merged with Des Moines' District 26, and Chief Church claims the new merger has a cultivated a newfound sense of synergy among his team.
"We've had a couple of years of work prior to the mer
On August 24, 2006, Kimberly Ann Glenzer (Kimmer) was suddenly taken from our lives. Kimmer touched many people with her kindness, love and innocence. The love she brought to all of us carries us through these difficult times.
Born April 3, 1962 in Honolulu, Hawaii, Kim grew up in Burien, Wash. Graduated from Kennedy High School in 1980.
She leaves behind her partner and best friend John Hostak; her loving shadows Cody and Tara; her mother Sheila A.
Born in Tacoma, Wash., Oct. 17, 1928. Died in Burien, Wash., Aug. 19, 2006.
Jacob was a loving husband and father.
Henry M. Gran, 89, passed away on August 17, 2006, at the Carol's Country Cottages in Federal Way, Wash. He was born on August 17, 1917, to Theodore and Betsy Gran in Glasgow, Mont., as the fifth of nine children. He attended school in Glasgow and Miles City, Mont., where he graduated high school in 1935.
He had various jobs in Miles City until 1942, after his marriage to Ella Neumann, when they moved to Seattle and were employed at Boeing Aircraft Co. during World War II.
