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Category Archives: Skyline Info
Olympic Tower Update is on the Portal
A video update presentation about the Olympic Tower is on the Skyline Resident Portal. To access it do the following: log on to the portal; click on “Our Community”; then click on “Media”; then scroll down to “Olympic Tower update … Continue reading
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Celebration on 8th Avenue next Tuesday August 1st
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The Art of the Skybridge (at least in Denver)
This connects two buildings of the Denver Art Museum that are separated by a city street. It is what the Skyline 1-2 Skybridge could be like: a few tables, some art, maybe a few lounge chairs. The street is several stories … Continue reading
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That Skybridge from Tower Two
The Sky Bridge. I have no insider gossip but this seems the obvious entry into Tower One (us) from a Tower Two across the street to the west. The sky bridge would be a bit wider than the double door and … Continue reading
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What is a long-term care ombudsman?
Did you know that Washington and King County have a robust Ombudsman program utilizing volunteers? They help by being an advocate and interfacing with staff in problem solving – giving you a stronger voice. The King County contact … Continue reading
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What was here before Skyline?
There’s a wonderful “before and after” story in today’s Seattle Times about a mansion that used to be literally at our front door – 9th and Columbia. The address on the picture should have correctly been 725 9th, not 727. … Continue reading
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Installing the new pendant system
The concept of the new system is excellent: it uses triangulation to locate the pendant in 3D space. I do have a problem with how ugly the installation is: Any Skyline prospect with some engineering background, visiting in search of … Continue reading
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Employee Appreciation Fund (EAF) 2016 Drive – beginning soon
From the EAF Organizing Committee: “The 2016 Skyline Employee Appreciation Fund will begin in earnest at the SRA Quarterly Meeting on October 13. The success of this six-week drive is totally dependent upon each resident in Skyline making a donation … Continue reading
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