Michael Brick from the City was our guest speaker – traffic, parking, speed bumps, narrow streets were discussed and many issues were noted that he will research and get back to those people.
JAMAF – Japanese program at EvCC was presented by Miki Aspree of the Nippon Business Institute
They are still seeking host families for students in July.
C-Vines at Zippy’s on 15th Rucker talked about what’s going, wine tasting, classes and entertainment. Nice venue within our neighborhood.
First off, congratulations and gratitude for our 2019/2020 Neighborhood Leadership Team!
Chair: Kari Quaas Vice Chair: Holly James Secretary: Stephanie Prothero Treasurer: Russ Kasselman Council of Neighborhood Reps: Robin Rigdon and John Sweeney
Thanks for stepping up to lead our awesome neighborhood! And huge thanks to Kristina Perry for her three years of service as Secretary! And, also big thanks to Joni and MaryVee, and Jeff for being the welcoming committee. Our Steering Committee rocks!
Second, we had a bevy of speakers this evening. Thanks to Officer Baumgartner of the 11th Beat. Thanks to Council Members Scott Bader (official liaison) and Paul Roberts for greater city and regional updates. Thanks to Lori Cummings and Bob Leonard from Everett Parks and Community Services for the discussion of our neighborhood parks, particularly Drew Nielsen. Thanks to Megan Dunn from Everett Districts Nowfor more information about the commission to decide Everett’s future district boundaries. And, huge thanks to Tim Knopf for his rousing history of our park namesake and early neighborhood leader, Drew Nielsen.
I’ve attached some photos of tonight’s meeting and will separately post videos of Parks and Tim’s Who’s Drew?
Thanks for an awesome two years so far! I look forward to building more community in the year to come. ♥️
Really great discussion was had around planning what we want our neighborhood/our city to be. Grateful for all of the comments, points of view and conversation around where we live, its accessibility, affordability, and our future. Thanks to our guests David Stalheim (City of Everett, WA – Govt) and Mike Gaffney (Providence).
Jeff, Mike from Providence, MaryVee and JoniDavid Stalheim addressing the group.Our new Officer Baumgardner.Attendees.More Attendees.Our Neighborhood with the description of land use currently.
Thanks for Leland Dart from My Everett News for joining us to speak about what it’s like to be a local online/breaking news reporter. His photos really do say 1000 words.
The building where we meet – Room 105 in on the lower level
Police Report by Kyle and Doug
Around 35 attendees
MyCrimeReport.us – good source to see what has been happening
Your neighbors
Leland Dart showing one of his photographs from MyEverettNews.com
You can find the meeting’s minutes done by our secretary, Kristina, here. Thanks to her!
Sorry for our lack of photos. We got a few and promise to share them soon. We hope that the presentations will be useful and we are grateful to our guests!
Thank you to our guests, Barbara George from the Everett Museum of History, and Timothy Knopf from Northwest Neighborhood’s Steering Committee who provided a bit of history of our association. Due to popular demand, as Tim continues his research, we’ll try to plug in “Tim’s Time” for future 15 minute installments of Northwest history. We had about 43 members in attendance. Minutes to come later.
We also elected officers – Kari Quaas, Chair; Kristina Perry, Secretary; Russ Kasselman, Treasurer; GeorgaDee MacLeod and Stephanie Prothero, Council of Neighborhood Reps, and John Sweeney as Alternate.
Barb George talking about the Everett Museum of History
And here are Tim’s Terrific Slides (download as PDF):
Thank you to the following neighbors for continuing in their leadership roles for the next year! Also, we welcome a new volunteer as Council of Neighborhoods Alternate, John Sweeney.
Chair – Kari Quaas
Secretary – Kristina Perry
Treasurer – Russ Kasselman
Council of Neighborhood Representatives
GeorgaDee MacLeod
Stephanie Prothero
John Sweeney (Alternate)
Congratulations and thank you for your dedication to Northwest Neighborhood!
(Vice Chair is still open. Contact the neighborhood at nwneverett@gmail.com if you’re interested.)