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Comcast Neighborhoods Program Shows Off Dutch-Influenced Lynden, Washington

February 1, 2012 by wtneary Leave a Comment

Sabrina Register and Comcast Neighborhoods visit Lynden in the latest installment of the program that we’ve placed on YouTube. Here are links for more information about some of the places and people featured in the segment.

Lynden Performing Arts Guild

Lynden Pioneer Museum

Comcast Neighborhoods segments air for three months On Demand before they appear on YouTube. So that’s why you will see hints of the holiday season in the video.

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Comcast Neighborhoods Visits Lynnwood, Washington

December 19, 2011 by wtneary Leave a Comment

We’ve posted a new Comcast Neighborhoods segment featuring host Sabrina Register about Lynnwood, a lovely Snohomish County city. You don’t really know Lynnwood if you only know it from Interstate 5 or its mall.

Among the locations featured in the video:

Edmonds Community College (which is located in Lynnwood)

Heritage Park

Lynnwood Municipal Golf Course

Lynnwood Recreation Center

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Comcast Neighborhoods Shows Off Aberdeen, WA

October 31, 2011 by wtneary Leave a Comment

Comcast Neighborhoods, our monthly show about interesting communities, was delighted to feature Aberdeen, in Grays Harbor County, Washington. The segment has been airing for three months On Demand. Starting today, you can now find the segment on YouTube. Enjoy! You’ll find links below to more information about various organizations highlighted in the video.

The Aberdeen Museum of History

City of Aberdeen

The Driftwood Players

The historic D & R Theatre

Kurt Cobain Memorial Foundation

The Lady Washington

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Comcast Neighborhoods Shows Off Arlington WA as Great Place to Visit This Fall

October 21, 2011 by wtneary 1 Comment

Sabrina Register meets one of Arlington's more interesting residents, a wallaby, during this month's new segment of Comcast Neighborhoods available through Xfinity On Demand.

The weather has turned cooler but don’t head inside just yet! Arlington is filled with great outdoor fall fun, from produce farms to animal adventures.

Comcast Neighborhoods host with a tall kangaroo

Sabrina Register interviews Jack the kangaroo for this month's Comcast Neighborhoods in Arlington.

During a tour of the Outback Kangaroo Farm in Arlington, we got up close with wallabys, wallaroos, and Jack the kangaroo. This big boy weighs in at over 150 pounds and is still growing!

Arlington is also home to a different kind of farm than usual: Christmas tree farms! We met with Paul, owner of Pilchuck’s Secret Valley Christmas Tree Farm as he prepares his 40 acres of trees for the ‘u-cut’ rush in December.

Paul’s advice after you get your tree…water, water, water! They can dry out fast so to keep your tree looking it’s best during the holiday season, remember to keep it hydrated.

Here’s more information about some of the places mentioned on the segment:

City of Arlington

Foster’s Produce and Corn Maze

Outback Kangaroo Farm

Pilchuk Secret Valley Christmas Tree Farm

Stillaguamish Valley Pioneer Museum

street scene of Arlington WA for Comcast Neighborhoods

A street scene of Arlington, Washington, featured in this month's Comcast Neighborhoods show On Demand.

Comcast Digital TV customers can see the segment by these easy steps:

1. Go to On Demand, Channel 1.

2. Look for the Get Local folder.

3. Go to ‘Around the Sound.’

4. Click ‘Neighborhoods.’

Arlington, Washington, is a great place to visit in Fall.

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Learn about the Water Side of South Lake Union on ‘Comcast Neighborhoods’

October 4, 2011 by wtneary 1 Comment

South Lake Union is a gem of a neighborhood within Seattle. There’s something old that’s new at every corner, and you can see many of those corners on our segment of Comcast Neighborhoods just posted to YouTube. The segment has previously been available On Demand for three months.