Cedar Mill News -- June 2004

A publication of the Cedar Mill Business Association

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June 2004

		History in the News Lost Park provided summer fun in old Cedar Mill Around 1923, Cedar Mill became the location of a popular recreation spot known as Lost Park. Nestled in 150 acres of forest between NW Cornell and Damascus roads, from 113th to 107th avenues, the park was a regular gathering place and provided the area with a variety of recreation. More -->
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		Cedar Mill Farmers’ Market–veggies and more! Every Saturday from now through September, The Cedar Mill Farmers’ Market will tempt us with a wide array of fresh fruits, veggies, plants and homemade crafts, along with prepared foods to eat at the market or take home. Now located in the western end of the Sunset Mall at Murray and Cornell (the Safeway center), the market enters its fifth year of operation. More -->
	Next Meeting Cedar Mill Business Association Tuesday, June 15, 2004 Time: 12 noon Place: Cedar Mill Community Library Topic: The Cedar Mill Farmers' Market Speaker: Dina Gross, Market Manager Join us for lunch to find out how the market got started, how it works, and what's in season! FREE sandwiches, courtesy of Subway (bring your own beverage) Meetings are free and open to anyone interested in the Cedar Mill Business Community


		Next Peterkort development takes shape Renaissance at Peterkort Woods is the next phase of the Peterkort residential development slated for construction in Cedar Mill. More -->

		The Nature of Cedar Mill The ground beneath our feet Cedar Mill is built primarily on two layers composed of basalt and silt, with a frosting of lava on our eastern margins. More -->





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