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 17 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 with my husband.
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Mayor McGinn and the Seattle City Council decided last November to maintain the 3 remaining Crime Prevention Coordinators for another year. This means I will continue serving the North Precinct’s neighborhoods with establishing and maintenance of Block Watches; conducting free security surveys for both commercial spaces and residents. I am available for personal safety trainings;…
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Would someone from our neighborhood be up for the fun task? Seattle Pedestrian Advisory Board seeks new members SEATTLE―The Seattle Pedestrian Advisory Board is accepting applications for new members to help make walking in Seattle safer and easier. The volunteer board, which was created by Seattle City Council in 1993, plays an influential role in implementing…
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We’re capturing the momentum of the new year with a meeting to design the shed for the future Bitter Lake P-Patch. Date: Thursday, January 12 Time: 6:30-7:45 pm Place: Broadview Library (12755 Greenwood Ave N, Seattle, 98133, 206-684-7519) The final conceptual design of the P-Patch includes a two-level shed that is accessible from two sides…
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Here’s your chance to give some feedback on services at the Broadview Branch. Make sure when you go on line to use the word Broadview in your comments. If citizens cannot attend the meetings, they can offer their comments on line at: http://www.spl.org/about-the-library/libraries-for-all/lfa-plan/share-your-thoughts In January, the Library will be holding 3 important meetings to get citizen input…
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This time of year P-Patch Community Gardens all across the city become still and quiet. The effort to create a new Bitter Lake P-Patch has also been very quiet but I’m happy to report that while quiet, there is still movement towards your vision of a garden. Here’s a quick update of where we’re at…
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We discussed the walking route map to school was changed to direct students away from the west side of Greenwood north of 137th where there is little or no walkable zone. The marked crosswalk and stop lines in front of the school (between 130th and 132nd) were remarked several weeks ago. I was in the…
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Mark it on your calendar! It’s a fun and learning time for kids. Preschool Story Time is recommended for age three to five. Also it’s a great way to meet other children in your neighborhood. The Broadview Library Preschool Story Times Thursdays, 10:30 a.m. January 26, February 2, 9, 16, 23, March 1, 8, 15, 22,…
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Submit your comments on Road Safety in Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn and members of the Seattle City Council have convened a Road Safety Summit to improve safety on our roads and ensure everyone gets where they’re going safely. By the end of the day on November 23rd, go online to http://www.seattle.gov/roadsafety/comments.htm to provide your thoughts…
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Food for Thought Served After Thanksgiving Feast Free activities, food, and special performance: “Stormwater: Life in the Gutter” Stop talking turkey and start talking salmon. The day after Thanksgiving will provide food for thought at Carkeek Park, 950 NW Carkeek Park Road, where the annual salmon run will be celebrated on Nov. 25, 11 a.m.-1…
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BroadviewBitterLakeHallerLake Neighborhood Plan Update Community Open House Where are the sidewalks? Where is the center of our community–the place where we shop and see neighbors? These are just some of the questions our community discussed during the first two Broadview – Bitter Lake – Haller Lake Neighborhood Plan Update workshops this year. We said that…
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