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Things to do

  • Richmond Beach Foods, 2002 N.W. Richmond Beach Road, 546-1944. You'll find a little of everything here, from groceries to arts and crafts. It's the perfect place to get a feel for the neighborhood and linger over a cup of coffee, particularly in the morning when the pastries are fresh and the whole place smells like a bakery.

  • Saltwater Park, at 20th Avenue Northwest and Northwest 190th Street, is the community's only public shoreline, with a wide sandy beach and a bluff trail that offers one of the most spectacular views around.

  • Spin Alley, 1430 N.W. Richmond Beach Road, 533-2345, replaces the old Arden Lanes. The new non-smoking bowling alley has 16 lanes and offers cutting-edge technology and cosmic bowling.

  • MsK Rare Plant Nursery, 20312 15th Ave. N.W., 546-1281, has more than 2,000 native, rare and exotic plants grown from seed by Mareen and Arthur Kruckeberg. By appointment only.

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Saturday, November 7, 1998

Two communities with different approaches to development

Why John and Barbara live 'in' history

Beach residents find plenty of issues to confront

In Innis Arden, you live by the rules -- or get sued

Developer says he took on Spin Alley for the kids

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