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Seattle Neighborhood Group on KOMO 4 News
"Drug Market Initiative in Columbia City"—The Seattle Times
"New city budget putting some neighborhood services at risk"—Central District News
"Increased GOTS Funding Helps More Folks"—Central District News
Seattle’s "Drug Market Initiative"—Central District News
January 6 Parent’s Night Out - Seattle Gymnastics Academy
January 10 Mayor's Town Hall
January 25 Southeast District Council
January 25 Greater Duwamish District Council
January 28 City Hall Open House
January 30 Green Your Food Service and Save Money
February 7 Public Safety Meeting, N. Beacon Hill
February 7 OPA Review Board on Police Relations
March 10 Rainier Chamber Auction
Meet our Board
Tina Bueche, Chair
Chair Tina Bueche is a long-time small business owner and resident of Pioneer Square.
She has been active on the West Precinct Advisory Council since its inception.
Dan Wiseman, Vice-Chair Sec-Treasurer Dan Wiseman is a second generation small business owner and resident of West Seattle. Past president of the West Seattle Chamber of Commerce and the West Seattle Community Safety Partnership.
Denise Harnly, Treasurer
Denise Harnly was with SNG for 17 years, many of which she served as associate director.
Denise joined the board on retirement, and along with SNG's board, Denise serves on other boards including Humanities Washington, Drug Free Communities, CADA, and a
neighborhood Community Accountability Board.
Steve Shulman, Board Member
Steve Shulman served as SNG’s board
Chair for 10 years and is a 2003 winner of our Community Builder Award. He is also a second generation small business owner in the Leschi neighborhood and
lives in Southeast Seattle. He is the founder of the East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition.
Julie Kebler, Board Member
Julie Kebler, Attorney, Garvey Schubert Barer Law. She also has an urban planning degree and experience as a prosecutor.
Michael Yee, Board Member
Michael Yee is the Director of Community Development for SCIDpda. He has over 23 years of property and asset management experience, working in public, private, non-profit and corporate sectors, but most of those years working in Chinatown International District. He received his BA in Architecture and Urban Planning from the University of Washington and a Masters in Business Administration from Seattle University. Michael also loves watching and playing hockey, especially watching his son become the highly skilled ice hockey player he is not. Michael is also in his 13th year as Head Coach for the cross-country team at Holy Names Academy in Seattle and coaches his daughter.
