Locations in the media Queen Anne News
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Phinney Avenue North at North 57th Street
Popular zoo mural gets tagged again
The 50-foot mural of elephants and apes and other wild animals that adorns the underpass walls at Phinney Avenue North at North 57th Street, and which had received media attention this summer because city crews had painted over it, and then uncoverd it after public outcry, has been defaced again.
Published by Queen Anne News on September 18, 2008.
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9501 Myers Way S.
NIMBYism resurfaces in Interbay jail discussion
From an original list of 35 potential locations, the City analyzed each site and selected four as the most viable: 11762 Aurora Ave. N.; 1600 W. Armory Way; Highland Park S.W. and W. Marginal Way and 9501 Myers Way S.
Published by Queen Anne News on September 18, 2008.
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1600 W. Armory Way
NIMBYism resurfaces in Interbay jail discussion
From an original list of 35 potential locations, the City analyzed each site and selected four as the most viable: 11762 Aurora Ave. N.; 1600 W. Armory Way; Highland Park S.W. and W. Marginal Way and 9501 Myers Way S.
Published by Queen Anne News on September 18, 2008.
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2415 31st Ave. W.
Latter-Day Saints' Seattle First Ward to celebrate 70th year
The Seattle First Ward, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints congregation in Magnolia will be celebrating its 70th year this weekend at its chapel at 2415 31st Ave. W. in the Magnolia Village.
Published by Queen Anne News on September 18, 2008.
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11762 Aurora Ave. N.
NIMBYism resurfaces in Interbay jail discussion
From an original list of 35 potential locations, the City analyzed each site and selected four as the most viable: 11762 Aurora Ave. N.; 1600 W. Armory Way; Highland Park S.W. and W. Marginal Way and 9501 Myers Way S.
Published by Queen Anne News on September 18, 2008.
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36th and Government Way
One morning with Russ Langstaff
...hand, all the history, too, from the old grocery stores such as Valentine's at 36th and Government Way, Jacobson Brothers Grocery in Magnolia Village, now occupied by the Village Pub at 32nd Avenue...
Published by Queen Anne News on September 18, 2008.
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2700 block of Dravus Street
One morning with Russ Langstaff
...s a lovely 1928 brick home with five bedrooms on a corner lot at the 2700 block of Dravus Street. It's big and there are lots of little steps inside and out. The steps...
Published by Queen Anne News on September 18, 2008.
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500 block of Queen Anne Ave. N.
A family affair
Named after his daughter, the Athina moved into a spot in the 500 block of Queen Anne Ave. N. that was once occupied by a World Wraps franchise before it closed abruptly last October.
Published by Queen Anne News on September 18, 2008.
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115 W. Galer St.
Former Fremont baseball-card biz sets up shop on Hill
He finally settled on a spot at 115 W. Galer St. on Queen Anne Hill and set up shop in June. The business is open 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays. "This was definitely my first choice because I could get in immediately," he said.
Published by Queen Anne News on September 4, 2008.
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100 block of Taylor Ave. N.
Police Blotter
A woman who's around 18 and lives near Fort Lewis prepared for an evening out on Aug. 2 by drinking three-quarters of a fifth of vodka with three girlfriends before they all drove to Seattle and went to an all-ages club in the 100 block of Taylor Ave. N. It was a bad move.
Published by Queen Anne News on August 20, 2008.
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Elliott and 15th
BAT lane signage improved
The Seattle Department of Transportation has made improvements on the signage marking the Business Access and Transit lanes on Elliott and 15th avenue west.
Published by Queen Anne News on August 20, 2008.
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600 block of W. Mercer St.
Police Blotter
All four tires were punctured overnight Aug. 2 on both a Mazda and a Chinook Camper in a security garage in the 600 block of W. Mercer St.
Published by Queen Anne News on August 20, 2008.
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1100 block of Dexter Ave. N.
Police Blotter
z A chunk of granite was heaved through a window to get into a business in the 1100 block of Dexter Ave. N. at 4:23 in the morning Aug. 7, which set off an alarm.
Published by Queen Anne News on August 20, 2008.
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1600 block of Queen Anne Ave. N.
Police Blotter
A Queen Anne man who'd had way too much to drink is facing an assault charge for allegedly punching a bartender numerous times at 2 a.m. Aug. 5 outside of a joint in the 1600 block of Queen Anne Ave. N.
Published by Queen Anne News on August 20, 2008.
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Boston St. and Queen Anne Ave. N.
Police Blotter
z A Queen Anne man left his bike at the corner of Boston St. and Queen Anne Ave. N. around 5 p.m. Aug. 6 and came back three hours later to find it was suddenly missing the seat, the seat post, an inner tube, a bicycle pump and an emergency kit. The loss comes to $320, according to the victim.
Published by Queen Anne News on August 20, 2008.
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1501 Queen Anne Ave. N.
Guilty plea for QA doctor:Former physician was ordering prescription drugs for himself
The clinic at 1501 Queen Anne Ave. N. specialized in botox, laser, chemical and injection-based cosmetic treatments, and Levitt was charged with ordering 600 10-milligram pills of the highly addictive pain med in June 2007, ostensibly for his patients' use.
Published by Queen Anne News on August 6, 2008.
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1900 block of Eighth
Arson destroys duplex
The duplex fronted the alley between the 1900 block of Eighth and Seventh avenues west, and it was part of a two-building complex under construction off of Seventh Avenue West. The second building suffered minor damage.
Published by Queen Anne News on July 24, 2008.
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2330 Viewmont Way W.
Magnolia church to sell books
The Church of the Ascension, at 2330 Viewmont Way W., is still looking for donations for its sale. With the exception of encyclopedias, textbooks and computer manuals, books are acceptable, of course, but so are videotapes, DVDs and CDs, Mueller said.
Published by Queen Anne News on July 24, 2008.
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2500 block of 10th Avenue West
A tree falls in Queen Anne, trolley lines snared
A branch from a massive oak tree along the 2500 block of 10th Avenue West suddenly broke from the tree and fell onto Metro trolley lines suspended over the street snapping a support cable and blocking both lanes of the street for hours.
Published by Queen Anne News on July 17, 2008.
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Queen Anne Avenue North and Mercer
23rd Annual Fun Run
...1 p.m., Saturday, July 19 at the park, which sits at the corner of Queen Anne Avenue North and Mercer streets. Mayor Greg Nickels will cut the ribbon at noon. The Alliance wants to thanks...
Published by Queen Anne News on July 17, 2008.
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2400 8th Ave W.
23rd Annual Fun Run
Assemble at the Queen Anne Lutheran Church, 2400 8th Ave W.
Published by Queen Anne News on July 17, 2008.
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3317 W. Government Way
Gas station mural fuels petition drive
Ric Kastner, longtime owner of a gas station at 3317 W. Government Way, grumbled a little bit about having to change the signs when his Texaco station was converted to a Shell franchise last year.
Published by Queen Anne News on July 10, 2008.
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22nd Avenue West and West Armour Street
Thorndyke crosswalk deemed a potential hazard
Instead, Booth said, the bus now drops her off up the hill at the corner of 22nd Avenue West and West Armour Street. That means the slow-moving woman has to cross busy Thorndyke Avenue to get home, something that bothers Jon Davis quite a bit.
Published by Queen Anne News on July 3, 2008.
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2600 block of Thorndyke Ave. W.
Thorndyke crosswalk deemed a potential hazard
What has been a problem lately, Booth explained in her small apartment in the 2600 block of Thorndyke Ave. W., is getting home after work. She takes an Access van to the job in the morning, and takes a Metro bus home in the afternoon.
Published by Queen Anne News on July 3, 2008.
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Elliott and 15th
SDOT goes BATty on Elliott Ave
Adding to that commitment, he said, is the importance of the changes on Elliott and 15th to Metro's Rapid Ride Corridor, a commuter bus service that will come online in a couple of years.
Published by Queen Anne News on June 18, 2008.
