Told ya, photog, I'm even more ravishing from the back!
Sunday, December 6, 2020
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| Photo by Gloria Z Nagler |
Judi is one confident Steller's Jay...but aren't they all?)
--Gloria Z Nagler
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| Photo by Gloria Z Nagler |
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| The van was filled with donations, including a chewy box full of blue jeans Photo courtesy BNA |
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| When the van was full, volunteers started packing other vehicles Photo courtesy BNA |
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| Christmas at Camp United We Stand will be a little brighter Photo courtesy BNA |
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| Lynnwood Mayor Nicola Smith and Rev. Dr. Jean Kim Photo by Larry Vogel courtesy LynnwoodToday.com |
“It has been a long and difficult process getting my 1st college degree in horticulture, but also very rewarding. I am very proud to be the first graduate of the Jean Kim Foundation…My goal is to go to Washington State University in Everett to attain my degree in organic farming.”--Kevin, first graduate of the Jean Kim Foundation, with an AA degree in Horticulture.
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| Shepherd's Village on the grounds of the Good Shepherd Baptist Church in Lynnwood Photo by Larry Vogel, courtesy LynnwoodToday.com |
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| Jean Kim working to get her messages out. Photo courtesy Jean Kim Foundation. |
--Karlene, a Criminal Justice student at Northwest University, Kirkland.
For her 80th birthday, due to her tireless demanding work and her commitment to higher education, family and friends started the seed of her foundation. The “Jean Kim Foundation for the Homeless Education,” was named by the first Board of Directors in 2015.
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| Rev. Dr. Jean Kim lived in Lake Forest Park from 1989 to 1998 Photo courtesy Jean Kim Foundation |
One of my rhododendrons is blooming. I seem to remember that it also bloomed at this time last year along with my loyal Christmas cactus.
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| The Region X National Archives has been located on Sand Point Way in Seattle since 1963 |
In it, the Public Buildings Reform Board (PBRB) disclosed that it would move to immediately sell the National Archives and Records Administration’s (NARA) building in Seattle, along with a “portfolio” of other federal properties, in early 2021. It had planned on selling the properties individually over the next year.
“The federal government is well aware of the intense public interest in the National Archives building,” Ferguson said.
“Despite that, they chose to bury a dramatic change in the timeline for the sale. This is consistent with the utter lack of transparency demonstrated by the federal government since the start of this process. This is not how government should work.”
The federal government has asked the court for permission to delay its response to Washington’s lawsuit until March — by which time it will have sold the building, according to the newly uncovered plans.
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| Photo by Steven H. Robinson |
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| Photo by Steven H. Robinson |
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| Secretary of State Kim Wyman answers allegations from failed gubernatorial candidate Loren Culp |
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| Loren Culp lost the gubernatorial election and is alleging fraud. |
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| Daybreak over Shoreline Photo by Tim Davis |
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| Photo by Steven H. Robinson |
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| Photo by Steven H. Robinson |
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| Ben Abel-Bey |
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| Darted vases |
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| Tarn |
| Photo by Victoria Gilleland |
Her color is still impressive as Fall marches on!
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| Photo by Gloria Z Nagler |
The Seattle SeaChordsmen present their annual holiday concert tonight, Thursday, December 3, 2020 at 7pm.
The show will be broadcast on YouTube. The YouTube event is here: https://youtu.be/958Gj3R2AY8
The chorus web site is here: http://seachordsmen.org/. It has information on how to join. We already have Shoreline and Edmonds members!
Your generous donations will go to area food banks.
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| Hamlin Park - photo by Alice Lawson |
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