Seattle Magazine Names SLU
"Best Thing of the Year"
Seattle Magazine named South Lake Union the "Best Thing of the Year" in its 2011 "Best Of" issue, currently on newsstands.
Thank you and congratulations to our neighborhood businesses, organizations, and those who frequent them!
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The 4th Annual South Lake Union Chamber Awards Breakfast
Congratulations to our winners
Ambassador of the Year - Tay McCutchan, Pan Pacific
Excellence in Business - Large: PEMCO Insurance
Excellence in Business - Small: Pan Pacific Hotel
Excellence in Sustainability - Aspira Apartments
Retailer of the Year - Nollie's
Non-Profit if the Year - Pacific Medical Centers
Thank you to our sponsors
Presenting sponsor - Group Health
Supporting sponsors - Seattle BioMed, Schuchart, Vulcan
In-kind sponsors - Pan Pacific Hotel, Athletic Awards, Minuteman Press
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THE TOP TEN BENEFITS OF
CHAMBER MEMBERSHIP:
1. High energy networking and monthly meetings 2. Fully detailed membership directory 3. Members Only access to hard-to-find contacts 4. Social networking focused on member promotions
5. Access to local business information
6. Informative, well-read email newsletter.
7. Discounts (at events and with other members)
8. Business 2 Business online Advertising blog
9. Quality referrals 10. Helpful staff!
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SDOT Dexter Avenue Paving Project Underway
The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) is executing a paving and construction project along Dexter Avenue N. between Roy Street and Fremont Avenue N. in 2011. This project is funded by the "Bridging the Gap" transportation levy approved by Seattle voters in November 2006.
- Phase 3 (July to September) – Garfield Street to Roy Street will likely impact South Lake Union the most, but the entire project will greatly affect traffic all along Dexter Ave. N. to Fremont
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Learn a more about the history of Lake Union here at the Lake Union Virtual Museum, created by Vaun Raymond, and made possible through a King County 4Culture grant.
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