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To: steve harris who wrote (491984)	7/1/2009 3:56:21 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) of 1573958

Change we can believe in............ Thornton Creek breathes again at Northgate Covered for decades by pavement, Thornton Creek is again exposed in a new development at Northgate. Holding ponds, foreground, filter stormwater runoff. In this view northeast, the creek flows under Fifth Avenue Northeast and into the trees in the distance. A new channel south of Northgate Mall in Seattle will filter sediment and clean the water of Thornton Creek. A parking lot used to cover this 2.7-acre creek channel. By Michelle Ma Seattle Times staff reporter Dragonflies alight and swoop delicately from plant to plant. For biologists and project managers alike, the presence of these insects, which are sensitive to pollution, indicates a healthy ecosystem. That wasn't always so across the stark, paved grounds of Northgate Mall. Polluted runoff from the parking lots and neighborhood streets had nowhere to go except directly into Thornton Creek, a stream that weaves through Shoreline and North Seattle and empties into Lake Washington at Matthews Beach Park. But with enough community pressure and compromise, change can happen. read more............ seattletimes.nwsource.com

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