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February 2005 articles
Yesler Terrace Community Center is
a winner!
SEATTLE—February 12, 2005—The
Yesler Terrace Community Center opened to great fanfare
on Saturday, February 12. The new center greatly
enhances the recreation and education resources
available to the Yesler neighborhood.
Click here to learn more about the center and to
view pictures of the opening event.
25
Scattered Sites go on sale
SEATTLE—February 4, 2005—Seattle
Housing Authority has contracted
with six real estate brokers to
sell 25 of its smaller public
housing properties scattered
around the city. These sales are
part of a plan to re-align the
Scattered Sites portfolio so
that it is more economical to
operate and better serves public
housing residents. For more
information on the properties
for sale and the Housing
Authority's plans for this
portfolio of properties,
click here.
High
Point apprentices learn building
trades
SEATTLE—February 2, 2005—Many
of the construction workers at
the High Pont redevelopment
project are apprentices, and
several are residents of SHA's
housing. The apprenticeship
program is sponsored jointly by
the trade unions and the
construction companies. It
provides classroom instruction,
on-the-job training and support
for 19 apprentices at High
Point.
Click here to meet some of
the apprentices.
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