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Thinking of Making A New Addition To Your Home?

April North Slope Program:

"Choosing a Family Pet"  

Thursday, April 24, 2008
Immanuel Presbyterian Church, 901 N. J St.

6:30 p.m. social/ 7 p.m. program
Free babysitting available

Von Martin, prominent local “musher” and dog team trainer will present a program exploring the special qualities of the human/canine relationship in today’s urban family environment.

Come join Von Martin as he presents a short series of topics ranging from amazing little known facts about the modern “Family Dog” to health tips, diet, safety, and ideas for fun activities to do with your “canine best friend.”

Von is a member of the Pacific Northwest Writers Association and is Vice President of the Northwest Sled Dog Association. Von divides his time between his North Slope Historic District home and his Lewis County ranch where he cares for his team of 14 rescued and adopted huskies.

Special thanks to Metropolitan Veterinary Hospital at 401 Fawcett Avenue in Tacoma for sponsoring our next issue of "The Trolley Times" in connection with this upcoming program.

Are You a New Homeowner of the North Slope?

Get A Free Welcome Kit!

After you've unpacked the boxes or before you've even moved in--you'll want to get a hold of the "official" North Slope Historic District welcome kit.  It's got loads of great information about the North Slope and also includes information provided by the city of Tacoma.  To get one, simply e-mail us at:  news@tacomanorthslope.com

Will the Whitman area become the "next North Slope?"

Recently, The Tacoma Daily Index published a story on the efforts of the Whitman area to become an historic district.  Read this fascinating piece, which includes an interview with our own NSHD board president, Marshall McClintock by clicking here.

Read All About It . . .

Step Inside The Rhodes Mansion

Have you ever walked by the Rhodes Mansion on J Street and always wondered what it looked like inside? The Winter 2007 edition of "Arts & Crafts Homes" has a great feature on this North Slope favorite.  Our thanks to the publisher who has provided this online copy to our North Slope residents.

To read it, simply click here. 

Check out artsandcraftshomes.com for more information on this great publication.

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