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Seattle Post-Intelligencer photographer Meryl Schenker captured these glimpses of daily life around the community. Click on a thumbnail to see a page featuring a larger, more detailed version of the image.

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Residents of the Clare Bridge home in Silver Lake watch a performance by the group Generations, which was led by the group's founder, Ginger Roberts.

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Codey Owens, 5, from Everett, walks in Silver Lake past his dolphin raft, "Pokeman." He was visiting the lake with his mom, Tasha Chose.

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Jessica Bogensberger, 15, of Lynnwood, center, pushes Eric Yost, of Everett, into Silver Lake. The lake is the center of much recreational activity in the community.

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Ben Zarlingo motors part of his dock farther onto the lake at the back of his Silver Lake home.

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Wyatt Curtis, 8, from Silver Lake, reacts to the blow dryer on the back of his neck, after getting a buzz from Teena Frice at Steve's Barber Shop.

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At Camp Patterson on Silver Lake kids play a game with Hula-Hoops. Pictured are Brian Myhre, 10, left, and Patrick Doonan, 9.

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Lifeguard Jason Herron practices a rescue technique on colleague Pat Simmons at Silver Lake City Beach. Driving is lifeguard Samantha Watson.

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Jessie Sawyers, 13, a member of the entertainment group Generations, peeks out from behind a prop during the volunteer group's performance at Clare Bridge, a new facility in Silver Lake.

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Retired carpenter Bob Giger delights in taking his great-grandchildren Tyler, 5, and Ryan, 2, to Silver Lake and teaching them how to fish.

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Saturday, July 31, 1999

Former resort area is a quiet wilderness under pressure

Secluded locale harbors plenty of potential for some

Residents guard quality of life

Lake pulls in the crowds

Jon Hahn: Bob Giger is counting generations of fishing disciples in the family

Things to do while you're here

Scenes of Silver Lake

Silver Lake by the numbers


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