Professional:
I’m a real estate broker for Coldwell Banker Bain, the nation’s most productive residential real estate company. My referral based real estate practice has been built over the last 18 years on a foundation of client advocacy, knowledge and ethical business practices. My expertise is managing complex real estate transactions.
Education:
I studied at Cornish College of Arts, Interior Design and I’m the proprietor of Seattlesue Design. In today’s market it is important to have expertise in home preparation and an eye for value.
Personal:
One of my passions is community service. It is very gratifying to be a part of Broadview Community Council, Broadview Sewer Task Force and to help launch our Broadviewseattle.org. Preserving the infrastructure of our neighborhood is important to all of us in maintaining the value of our homes. For most of us our homes are our most valuable asset.
I love living in Broadview. It is area of Seattle where home lots are larger and the trees are big. I think a part of Broadview has an urban small farm/bed community feeling. I tend a large garden, raise hens and keep bees on my spare time.
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Date: Saturday, May 4th Time: 10 – 3 Where: Broadview Thompson School Address: 13052 Greenwood Avenue North Selection includes: Perennials, annuals, vegetables, native plants and much more. Experienced gardeners on hand to answer your gardening questions and make planting suggestions. Organized in September 1951 and remains active in the Broadview Community. Our mission “is to…
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PROJECT DESCRIPTION The proposal is for a four-story structure containing 3,400 sq. ft. of commercial with 39 residential units above. Parking for 43 vehicles to be provided below grade. Project includes 8,000 cu. yds. of grading and street frontage improvements to North 143rd Street and Greenwood Avenue North. Existing structures to…
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The Broadview Community Council and the Broadview Garden Club is kicking off Spring with exciting meeting. Join us: March 19th Luther Memorial Church 13047 Greenwood Avenue N Meeting Starts at 7:00 PM Native Plants, Natural Pruning & A Neighborhood Gem – Resources for Broadview Gardeners Did you know that the Washington Native Plant Society conducts guided…
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Luther Memorial Church are once again offering free garden plots on a first come, first served basis to anyone interested in a space to garden! There are no strings attached (unless beans are growing up ‘em)….we are just trying to be good neighbors! The soil has been fertilized (sermon jokes are appropriate here), we have…
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Written by Michelle Miner a member of the Broadview Garen Club Midwinter can be quiet, except for the colored twigs of willows and dogwoods, but late winter and early spring can burst forth with an abundance of hellebore blooms. They can be winter’s most captivating plant. It is so fun to walk out into your sleepy…
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Holiday Tree Sale this Saturday and Sunday ( December 8 and 9) in front of the school from 11 AM – 4 PM. We have Douglas Firs (5-6′) and (6-7′) and Noble Firs (6-7′) for sale. We will also have a bake sale with all proceeds going to the Broadview Thomson K-8 school. It…
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Number one priority is safety: stay out of street when raking drains With a significant rainfall this week, Seattle Public Utilities is urging residents to adopt their local drains, and make sure they are free of leaves and debris. When bad weather hits this time of year, storm drains can easily become overwhelmed with leaves…
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Email to Broadview CC from Terrie Johnston, SPD Crime Prevention Coordinator The following information is being released on the SPD Blotter today as a sort of public FAQ regarding the recent passage of Initiative 502. Marijwhatnow? A Guide to Legal Marijuana Use In Seattle The people have spoken. Voters have passed Initiative 502 and beginning…
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The City Council is currently considering a reduction in funding for community center hours in the Northwest sector of the city from current service levels, despite having the highest average attendance of any sector. The reduction equates to approximately 10 hours per week at one community center. Although the Council has not specified which community…
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