
Marc is a software Test Manager at Microsoft Corporation where he has worked for the past 11 years. He has lived in Seattle since 1995 and in the Maple Leaf area since 2001. He joined the Executive board in 2006.
Plenty of food, drink, and hardware within easy walking distance.SpringOlympic and Cascade mountains in either direction from 8th Avenue. Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream, flavor depending on what's available at the 7-11 on Roosevelt.Several boxes of free T-shirts Americano
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Janice is a faculty member at the University of Washington School of Public Health and has lived in the Maple Leaf neighborhood since 1986. She has been on the Executive Board nearly as long as she's lived in Maple Leaf.
To be able to walk to our local businesses.SpringThe city at sunset in the summer from the corner of 85th and 14th.Mac and Cheese.To help build a stronger, more connected neighborhood. Tall shot in the dark.
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David has been involved with the Maple Leaf Community Council since 2003. He's a business owner in the neighborhood and actively works to help shape Seattle's policies to create a better Seattle.
The people. They are always there when you need them and they love, love, LOVE Maple Leaf. SummerThe views SE from the new Reservoir Park. Chocolate I strongly believe neighborhoods are Seattle's biggest asset. It is fashionable these days to paint neighborhoods as obstructionist, but the facts prove nearly all of Seattle's best ideas and lasting icons developed from the neighborhoods Hot chocolate.
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Charles was raised in the Nevada desert, where he met his wife before moving to Maple Leaf in 2006. Since completion of undergraduate studies at USC, he has learned a lot from stints in corporate marketing, property management, and travel. After examining the works of others at independent newspaper, novel, and magazine publishers, Charles is currently pursuing his own writing and seeking freelance projects.
I have always loved Seattle, but Maple Leaf is a particularly well-balanced neighborhood: access to every amenity without sacrificing the feel of a safe community. This is a great place to start raising a family.Fall Early morning fog.Sushi or hot wings.Maple Leaf is such a down-to-earth and responsible neighborhood! I had to see what I could do to volunteer and get more involved. Tall yerba mate latte.
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Jeremey is a real estate agent with Windermere. He has lived in Maple Leaf since 2004 and is currently in his second Maple Leaf house where he is likely to stay for many years with his wife Cassie, two year-old Boxer Lucie and his newborn baby girl Tatum. He has been involved in numerous volunteer projects over the years and is currently a member of the FUMLP steering committee.
I can walk to 5 great restaurants, the hardware store, the park, and from my street I can see the Olympics, the Cascades, and Lake Washington.SummerMt. Baker from my garage. (When the stars are aligned and we actually have a day that is clear enough to see that far.) My Grandma’s Fried Chicken.Having lived two years in the original Maple Leaf neighborhood and two years in the annexed side of the neighborhood, I have a strong desire to improve the continuity of our neighborhood. Tall Americano in the morning or light on the chocolate no whip mocha in the afternoons.
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The central location. Easy access to the UW, Northgate, Greenlake, I-5, and all of NE Seattle. So much within biking distance. The only challenge is that we live at the top of a hill. Though, that makes for great views. AutumnMy roof, which have an amazing view of Mt. Rainier and the Cascades. Close second, the Olympics from the west side of the neighborhood. Matzah Ball soup.I wanted to meet neighbors, help shape the neighborhood and help our city confront the looming challenges. Double Tall Latte.
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A list of all the Maple Leaf Community Council committees can be found here.
Maple Leaf Community Council members represent the community on several different regional committees. To see a list, click here.
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2008-12-17
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2008-05-21
2008-04-16
2008-03-18
2008-02-20
2008-01-16
2007-12-19
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: The Maple Leaf Community Council continues to need energetic, dedicated people to be actively involved in the community by serving a two-year term on the Executive Board. The Executive Board meets on the 3rd Wednesday of each month at 7 PM at Olympic View Community Church. You can come to any Executive Board meeting and get a feel for how you can help shape the future of Maple Leaf and keep it the greatest place to live. Contact David Miller via e-mail.
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