QUEEN ANNE: On August 7, Nautica Condominiums resident Derek
Delahunt was jogging through the Galer greenbelt—the woodsy patch
on the east slope of Queen Anne Hill—when he noticed several
trees missing rings of bark. According to a police report, the trees
had been “girdled in an apparent effort to kill [them].” In the report,
Delahunt’s neighbor, Gerald Whelan, says he suspects someone from the neighboring Citiscape
Apartments had something to do with the girdling, as Nautica and
Citiscape have been locked in a battle over who’s responsible for
taking care of the trees.
PHINNEY RIDGE: Hey, super sleuths!
It’s “Mystery Week” on Phinney Ridge. The neighborhood “FUNdraiser”
features scavenger hunts, a “Gumshoe 5K Walk,” and screenings of
hard-boiled detective thrillers like Who Framed Roger Rabbit? Go
to www.mysteryweek.info for
information on events and participating businesses.
Gerald Whelan the president of Nautica Condominiums is a selfish man. He is always looking to get a free ride off others and blame them for everything even when its his fault