2008

• May, 2008 - Issue No. 27
  Parks Levy Works For Seattle’s Voters; Open Space on Your Property? – Possible Property Tax Reduction; Street Trees – FREE from the City
• March, 2008 - Issue No. 26
  Seattle Center: The Next Twenty Years; Seattle Center: Building Community; Changing Lives: Seattle Conservation Corps; Supporting Families: Specialized rograms; Building Community: Urban Sparks; In The Community
• February, 2008 - Issue No. 25
  2008 Action Plan for Seattle; City Inside/Out: Council Edition

2007

• November 2007- Issue No. 24
  Special Budget Edition
• August 2007- Issue No. 23
  Improving Safety, Red Light Cameras - Focus on Building Affordable Housing Immigrants & Refugees Advisory Board Nominations - Street Light Outages – Progress Reported by City Light - Community Cause: Seniors Training Seniors
• May 2007- Issue No. 22
  Housing Site Acquisition Fund – $2 million for Low-Income Housing; Street Light Outages – City Light Reports Repair Backlog; Tree Topping and Cutting – Damage and Theft From Public Property; Community Cause - Deaf-Blind Center of Seattle; In Your Neighborhood
• March 2007- Issue No. 21
  Condo Conversion – Legislation Update; Pedestrian Safety – A High Priority; One Night Count – 2nd Year of Lower Numbers; Office of Housing speaker series – Workforce Housing; Community Cause: Seattle Symphony - Chamber Music Concert Series in Local Neighborhoods; and In Your Neighborhood

2006

• December 2006- Issue No. 20
  2007 - 2008 City Budget Highlights: Funding for the Most Vulnerable; Public Safety; Specialized Parks Programs; Support for Senior Centers; Condo Conversions: Impact on Renters; Woodland Park Zoo Garage; Community Cause: Victim Support Team at the Seattle Police Department; Please Welcome Maia Harris to my Staff; and In Your Neighborhood
• July 2006- Issue No. 19
  Helping Rainier Beach, Miller Park and Downtown Tackle Crime; Reviewing the Needs of our Senior Centers; Asking Voters to Support Local Transportation Improvements; Making Emergency Assistance Available to Low-Income Utilities Customers; Community Cause In Your Neighborhood
• April, 2006 - Issue No. 18
  Investing Today for Tomorrow's Seniors; Creating a New Way to Improve Neighborhood Public Safety; Moving forward with a New Streetcar; Taller Buildings and More Housing Downtown; Community Cause; In Your Neighborhood; Announcements

2005

• December, 2005- Issue No. 17
  Making Investments to Help Seniors Live in their Homes with Dignity and Independence; Tackling Homelessness; Affordable Land Program; Taking Steps to Improve Health Care; 2006 Budget Highlights
• September, 2005- Issue No. 16
  A Look at the 2006 City Budget; Improving Public Safety in Madison/Miller Park Neighborhood; Slowing Down Traffic on Beach Drive SW; Community Cause: King County Long-Term Care Ombudsman; In Your Neighborhood
• August, 2005- Issue No. 15
  Helping Seniors & Low-Income Families in Emergencies with their Utility Bills; $8 Million Awarded to Create 171 New Housing Units for Homeless; Assisting Refugees & Immigrants; Working to stop Domestic Violence; Community Cause - Happy Birthday Senior Digest!; In Your Neighborhood
• June, 2005- Issue No. 14
  New Parking Requirements to Encourage Housing Development; Revitalizing Broadway; Moving Forward with the South Lake Union Streetcar; In Your Neighborhood; Community Cause; Please Welcome Ann Corbitt
• May, 2005- Issue No. 13
  You're Invited! Grand Opening of City Hall; Improving Public Safety
• April, 2005- Issue No. 12
  Protecting Open Space in Seattle; Issues Facing Today's Immigrants and Refugees; Legislative Updates: Working to end Homelessness, Improving Pedestrian and Traffic Safety; In Your Neighborhood; Making a Difference in our Community
• March, 2005- Issue No. 11
  Fighting to protect federal funding for working families and small businesses; Legislative Updates: New homeless service center at the Morrison Hotel, 2002 - 2009 Housing Levy: Delivering Results, Seattle action triggers statewide consumer protection legislation; In your neighborhood; Community causes
• February, 2005- Issue No. 10
  A better use of taxpayer dollars for a new downtown homeless service center; Exploring new technology to reduce traffic accidents and improve public safety; Legislative Update: Preparing for the Alaskan Way Viaduct construction; In your neighborhood; Community causes

2004

• December, 2004- Issue No. 9
  Protecting Seattle residents from deceptive tax refund loans, Creating more affordable housing, Support for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgendered individuals, Summary of key Council action in 2004, A look ahead to 2005
• November, 2004- Issue No. 8
  Helping Low-Income Families and At-Risk Youth, Protecting and Expanding Library Services, Maintaining Our Neighborhood Roads and Sidewalks, Keeping Our Parks and Recreation Facilities Open for Everyone, Raising Revenues to Fund Critical Services
• October, 2004- Issue No. 7
  Budget Issues and Highlights: An Overview of the 2005 Budget, Saving the Library Bookmobiles, Stopping Elder Abuse, Spending Our Dollars Wisely
• September, 2004- Issue No. 6
  2005 Budget: A Sustainable Budget Putting People First, Alaskan Way Viaduct: Update and Next Steps, Legislative Update: Regulating Deceptive Tax Refund Loans, Legislative Update: UW Lease Lid, Working in the Neighborhoods
• August, 2004- Issue No. 5
  Legislation to Curb Deceptive Tax Loan Practices, Protecting the Outdoor Homeless Meals Program, A Balanced Approach to Lifting the University of Washington Lease Lid, A Few Words About the Monorail, Working in the Neighborhoods, Next Month in Point of View
• July, 2004- Issue No. 4
  Moving forward on the Monorail, Crafting a responsible Families and Education Levy, Seattle will not tolerate hate crimes, Legislative Update: Multi-family Tax Exemption Program, Working in the Neighborhoods
• June 2004- Issue No. 3
  A balanced approach to the future of Sand Point/Magnuson Park, Improving the delivery of services for Seattle's homeless population, Legislative Update, Working in the neighborhoods
• May, 2004- Issue No. 2
  Monorail Update, Protecting Seattle residents from extremely high cost loans, Designating Alcohol Impact Areas, Working in the Neighborhoods
• April, 2004- Issue No. 1
  New Staff, Housing Committee Report, Budget Update, Same-Sex Marriage, Rx Drugs, Remembering Bataan, Community Visits Report, Community Schedule

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