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Mill Creek is a growing community located just east of Lynnwood along the I-5 corridor in Snohomish County. It is home to a diverse population of 17,770. The City of Mill Creek is a part of a larger vision that has been developing since the 1950’s. The idea of open, free and outdoors.The Mill Creek Town Center is completed and the majority of the SR 527 Corridor Subarea has been developed with multifamily residential neighborhoods. SR 527 has been widened to five lanes between 164th Street SE and SR 96. This development activity implements the City’s Land Use Plan to create a vibrant, livable community, where residents can live, work and play. CREATING A NAMESAKE In 2000, the City was successful in officially designating a small creek, locally referred to as Smokehouse Creek, as Mill Creek. The idea for establishing an official name for the creek was generated by the Mill Creek City Council. Because the creek flows through the Town Center site (then undeveloped), they reasoned, it should be given a name that complements the Town Center and establishes a namesake for the City. After some discussion, it was decided that the creek should be named Mill Creek. City planners appeared before the State Board of Geographic Names, and in December 2000, the City’s request to name the creek Mill Creek was approved.
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Semiahmoo, aside from being a striking natural landform, has long been associated with the fishing industry both on Puget Sound and in Alaska. Within the park over 300 acres of tidelands offer an abundance of recreational opportunities. Beachcombing, birdwatching, and picnicking may be enjoyed year-round by park visitors. We have great events, We have fun! The 18-hole “Semiahmoo” course at the Semiahmoo Golf Course facility in Blaine, Washington features 7,005 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 73.9 and it has a slope rating of 137 on Blue grass. Designed by Arnold Palmer, the Semiahmoo golf course opened in 1986.
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Whether you’re looking to live, work or play, the City of Woodinville welcomes you. Woodinville is set in the lush Sammamish Valley northeast of Seattle. Drawing more than half a million visitors annually to its two major wineries, Chateau Ste. Michelle and Columbia Winery, in addition to 30 other wineries, Redhook Brewery, Willows Lodge & The Herbfarm Restaurant. Enjoy walking, biking, horseback riding, in-line skating and running along the Sammamish River Trail which is connected to the City’s tourist district by a bridge, as well as, Wilmot Gateway Park. The Sammamish River Trail connects to the Burke Gilman, uniting Woodinville and the east side to Seattle. Woodinville celebrates its community with the annual event “Celebrate Woodinville,” which includes the All Fools’ Day Parade (sponsored by the Woodinville Chamber), Basset Bash, and the City’s celebration of cityhood. Woodinville Zip Codes include 98072 and 98077. Woodinville Living Undressed is a blog about living in Woodinville, Real Estate, New Construction Condos and Townhomes by the MCM Group. 206-838-1000
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Welcome to Tacoma Pierce County, Washington, ‘One of America’s Most Livable Communities,’ the City of Destiny! Nestled conveniently between the bustling metropolis of Seattle and the eventful state capital of Olympia, Tacoma is the ideal location for people on the move. Tacoma-Pierce County offers location, affordability, recreation, room for business expansion and all of the attractions of larger metropolitan areas, but still provides a hometown feel. World-class museums, hotels and theaters draw thousands to Tacoma’s downtown core, while the shores of the Puget Sound and the peaks of Mount Rainier call the more adventurous to explore the astonishing surrounding environment throughout all of Pierce County. Whether you are visiting, living, working, or conducting business in the area, Tacoma-Pierce County has a vibrant history and an even brighter future!
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Located in the scenic shadow of majestic Mt. Rainier, Bonney Lake is growing to become a premier community in East Pierce County. Located just a short drive from Seattle, Tacoma, and neighboring Puyallup, Sumner, Buckley and Enumclaw, Bonney Lake is your answer to living in a country community setting with easy access to city businesses and amenities. Contact Lisa Corelli at 253.677.4844
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Welcome To A Blog About Snoqualmie Pass. Here you will find regular content on this winter or summer paradise and year around home to many. Also, as real estate agents we will provide expert information for your review. Snoqualmie Pass is a special place. Thomas and I are both licensed real estate agents, members of the REALTOR association with over 40 years experience in real estate. Both of us have had extensive careers as mortgage brokers. As your buyers agent or listing this is a valuable insight.
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Sherwood Forest is a lovely hamlet of homes in Edmonds Washington. Bordering on Woodway, Edmonds and Shoreline, it is home to Sherwood Elementary of the Edmonds School District and is close to the highly regarded Kings Schools as well. We are pleased to provide this community resource to you and hope that you will visit often. We fund this resource with your kind referrals to our real estate and interior design practices serving Edmonds, Shoreline and all of South Snohomish County. We promise to take good care of your friends and family.
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A blog about Puyallup. Puyallup, what a wonderful place to live or visit. A nice size city, but still has some farmland. The views of the mountains are awesome. Mt. Rainier is the topic of so many pictures and conversations.
