Nature Conservancy, New Beginnings Shelter, NARAL, Chicken Soup Brigade, Kadima, John Bastyr College, Women's Funding Alliance, Happy Medium School.
He's also a great real estate agent.
725-7255 (office) / 953-8699 (access)
4110 Roosevelt NE, Seattle, WA
(206) 547-3887
Cafe Paradiso
1005 East Pike St, Seattle, WA
(206) 322-6960
Mae's Phinney Ridge Cafe
65th & Phinney, Seattle, WA
(206) 782-1222
Environmental Home Center
1724 Fourth Ave. S, Seattle, WA 98134
(206) 682-7332
Generation Homescapes
Organic gardening techniques
(206) 524-5189
Big Time Brewery
4110 Roosevelt NE, Seattle, WA
(206) 545-4509
Natural Choice Directory
P.O. Box 18646, Seattle, WA 98118-0646
(206) 722-4288 or (800) 465-0595
Connecting those aware...with those who care
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Rocket Pizza
612 Broadway East, Seattle, WA
(206) 329-4405
CONFERENCE
Reweaving the Web of Community for
Children, Youth & Families
Featuring
Stephanie Coontz
author of The Way We Never Were: American Families and the Nostalgia Trap
Saturday February 24
9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
University Unitarian Church
6556 35th NE, Seattle
Morning Session (9:30-11:30):
Keynote Address by Stephanie Coontz with discussion to follow
Afternoon Session (12:15-3:00):
Panels, Workshops and Discussion groups with the Rev. Tom Quigley, Hawthorne Elementary Principal John Morefield & others
Closing:
The Rev. Lucy Hitchcock, Unitarian Universalist Church
To register, send $15 (includes lunch) to:
UUC/Promise the Children
University Unitarian Church, 6556 35th NE Seattle, 98115
Low-income rates are available
For more info, call (206) 525-8400
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UW School of Drama presents
A Federal Theatre Project Revival
STEVEDORE
by Paul Peters & George Sklar
directed by Valerie Curtis-Newton
with sponsorship from UW Center for Labor Studies
STEVEDORE is the passionate story of racism and labor strife in New Orleans after the Depression - and of one small community's decision to stand up against the oppression.
February 14 - 25
The Playhouse Theatre
4045 University Way NE
4001 University Way NE
(206) 543-4880
Disability: 543-6450; TDD: 543-6450; FAX: 685-3885
Post play discussions: February 15, 18, 22
Left Bank Books
92 Pike St, Seattle, WA
(206) 622-0195
Half Price Books, Records, Magazines
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Pistil Books
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(206) 325-5401
Broadway Video
813 East Republican, Seattle, WA
(206) 328-5023
Manufacturing Consent - Noam Chomsky & the Media
a film by Mark Achbar & Peter Wintonick
at the Velvet Elvis 624-8477
107 Occidental S in Pioneer Square
sponsored bt the Rocket
52 showings in 52 weeks!
Call for time
Tickets to all showings are only $3
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