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Publication7 Mar 2012 Book 1W.Pub The Communicator Jan Feb Mar 2012 Volume 7 Number 1 Everett Station celebrates its 10th anniversary Inside this issue: Everett Station, a central con- nection point for commuters and Historic Everett Thea- travelers, celebrated its 10th 2 tre resumes silent year of operation at 3201 Smith Avenue this month. Everyone of movies all ages was welcome to join in the events on Friday, February Change of Command 2 10. Guest speakers included for USS Nimitz (CVA- Everett Mayor Ray Stephenson, 68) Puget Sound Regional Council President Bob Drewel, Everett Transit Director Tom Hingson 2012 Kellogg's Pacific 3 (pictured right top, center, and Rim Gymnastics Com- foreground), and others. Their petition comments preceded the unveil- ing of Everett Station’s new Visit downtown city- 4 logo. scapes and sculptures Upstairs in the Weyerhaeuser room, there were food, games Everett is very colorful 4 and entertainment, provided by all year long various vendors, the Everett Police Department, and the lo- Everpark Garage—over 4 cal band 20 Riverside; a special 200 Free spaces appearance was made by the Washington Stealth cheerleading Graffiti control inside/ squad, the Bombshells. outside BIA—graffiti 4 hotline 425-257-8748 FREE No Trespassing 4 Signs for DEA members A peek at Library Place Apartments on Hoyt Avenue Just south of the Everett Public Library (lower right) is the Library Place Apartment complex that is now finished and renting. This represents completion of Phase 1 (22 units, sandstone upper right) and Phase 2 (178 units, lower middle), and acquisition of the Elks building across California Street (lower left), Phase 3 will include it as a mixed-use struc- ture with nine luxurious apart- ments. A Grand Opening is Library Place overlooks Possession Sound and the USS Nimitz at Naval Station Everett. scheduled for sometime in June. Visit www.library-place.com for more information. Page 2 The Communicator Jan Feb Mar 2012 Everett Historic Theatre resumes silent movies On February 8, the Historic Everett Theatre showed The General and Steamboat Bill, two classic silent movies, directed by comedy legend Buster Keaton, shown below left center. Music was provided by Andy Crow (left center), playing the beautiful Wurlitzer organ below right), also shown below with Lee Haines, Historic Everett Theatre’s expert on early film equipment. Shown at the right are two copper- arc projectors formerly used to project silent movies in the theatre; the present showings were made from a DVD projector. In the lobby was a display of antique projectors provided by Lee Haines and the drama students of Arlington High School. Mr. Haines is also a techni- cal director with Theatre Puget Sound. Change of Command for USS Nimitz (CVA-68) In December 2011, the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz made Naval Station Everett its home port, replacing the USS Abraham Lincoln. On the morning of March 29, a “sea of brass” swept onto the USS Nimitz for a change of command ceremony in port. Captain Paul Monger, captain of the Nimitz for three years relinquished command of the big ship to his successor, Captain Jeff Ruth, formerly Executive Officer of the USS Abraham Lincoln. Over a thousand of the crew attended in dress uniform, and a host of dignitaries from the region were in attendance. The ceremony was uplifted by the Navy Region Northwest Band and the impressive decoration of flags from the many states. The ship’s new battle banner (pictured below left middle) was designed by Nimitz communications specialist Petty Officer 2nd Class Adam Wolfe. Volume 7 Number 1 Jan Feb Mar 2012 The Communicator Page 3 2012 Kellogg's Pacific Rim Gymnastics excite and The road to the London Olympic Summer Games ran through Everett, March 16-18, and gymnastics fans were not disappointed by the USA Teams’ electrifying gold/silver/bronze medal performances. Gymnastics clubs from all over the Pacific Northwest, e.g. Gymnas- tics Plus from Yakima WA (pictured in red at right) and Grace Gymnastics Center in purple from Lakewood WA, poured into Comcast Arena at Everett to watch the team, individual, and all around events. More than one event took place at the same time. The DEA/BIA provided additional sidewalk cleanup Fri-Sun and, along with bicycle police, answered questions and guided visitors to destinations. The exciting event was televised by NBC and internationally. Visit http://www.productionsports.net/now/ for more information. The Communicator Jan Feb Mar 2012 Page 4 Volume 7 Number 1 The Downtown Everett Association (DEA) is committed to advancing and growing Downtown Everett as a vibrant economic, cultural, and governmental center through leadership, advocacy, and the ongoing administration of a business improvement area (BIA). The organization's membership is com- prised of property owners who support the revitalization of P O Box 748 Everett's historic central core through annual fee assessments. Everett WA 98206 Visit the DEA website for more information. Phone/Fax: 425-258-0700 Cell Phone: 425-876-2158, E-mail: Everett is very colorful all year long. Late winter not only [email protected] brings beautiful snow but a variety of gorgeous flowers, too. Visit http://www.evergreenarboretum.com/ for more. Downtown Everett Live - Work - Play We’re on the Web! Sue Strickland www.downtowneverett.org Downtown Services Manager Visit downtown city-scapes and sculptures, see more on-line at www.ci.everett.wa.us. Graffiti control FREE Take a walking tour of the lovely art sculptures on Colby No Trespassing from Wall to 26th Street and on Wall, Hewitt and California graffiti hotline signs from Wetmore to Hoyt, and the Everett Events Center at 425-257-8748 Hewitt and Broadway. for DEA members Also, drop over to the cor- Weed control and graffiti ner of Pacific and Rucker removal are part of the BIA Avenues to see the new maintenance service for sculpture at Potala Village DEA members. Therefore, Apartments. Again, this is if you need help inside the only one of the many tal- BIA boundaries, please ented artists’ creations in contact Sue Strickland, Downtown Everett. 425-258-0700, or Rich Web- ber, 425-238-7071. The DEA Board of Direc- There are over 200 FREE parking spaces after 6:00 PM and Before removal, call the tors elected to provide on weekends at the well-lit, easily accessed Everpark Garage police, give location, ask FREE No Trespassing signs at 2815 Hoyt Avenue. Drive in and park. that they take a picture, to DEA members. The DEA notify Lt. Jim Phillips — logo appears on the black [email protected], and white signs. They are available in two sizes, then remove the graffiti. 24”x18” or 18”x12”. Con- tact Sue Strickland at 425- 258-0700 to order your signs and make arrange- ments to pick them up. All photos for the newsletter are copyright by Sue Strickland. Newsletters printed by Evergreen Printing & Graphics, Note: Go to the DEA website 10530 19th Ave SE #103, Everett, WA, 425-338-2900. to view all of the newsletters. .
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