Ronald Newman currently serves as the Owner and Manager of Milestone Investment Properties, LLC.
Monday, August 1, 2016
Documentary Series Chronicles the Roosevelts’ Lives
Ronald Newman is an veteran Washington real estate executive who guides Milestone Investment Properties, LLC. Under his leadership, Milestone has undertaken numerous high-profile residential developments, including Orchard Grove and Marastone Village. Ronald Newman considers the Bible his favorite book and enjoys watching documentary and history programs in his free time.
One of the most well-received documentary series in recent years was “The Roosevelts: An Intimate History,” by acclaimed filmmaker Ken Burns. Spanning 14 episodes, this epic series recounts the lives of Presidents Theodore and Franklin, as well as First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt. It begins with the birth of Theodore, a definer of America’s early 20th century.
The series portrays his time in office vividly, while interweaving the story of young Franklin, who would famously overcome polio to become president at the outset of the Great Depression. The narrative presents a human dimension to these oversized figures, faults and all, and shows their deep connection with the people they led, through often-challenging circumstances.
Friday, July 22, 2016
Prison Ministry of Seattle's Union Gospel Mission

An expert in commercial and residential property management, Ronald Newman is a managing member of Milestone Companies in Puyallup, Washington. At Milestone, Ronald Newman has delivered profits on large-scale projects with budgets of up to $12 million. Also a philanthropist, Ron Newman supports regional charities, including Seattle's Union Gospel Mission.
The Union Gospel Mission, a Better Business Bureau Foundation-accredited charity, began providing services and food to individuals who were homeless during the Great Depression. With an overall goal of fighting poverty, the organization focuses on the five problem areas of hunger, homelessness, poverty, addiction, and a high-risk population through such programs as prison ministry.
The prison ministry program operates at sites including the King County Correctional Facility in Seattle, where workers provide Bible studies and church services to inmates. In addition, the program delivers life skills and transitional services to help those who are nearing the ends of their sentences renter society and avoid recidivism. The prison ministry initiative also recognizes the damage incarceration inflicts on families and in response to this, delivers gifts to children whose parents are incarcerated.
Tuesday, July 12, 2016
Best Wines to Pair with Kale and Sausage
Ronald Newman founded Milestone Investment Properties, LLC, in July 2010. Based in Puyallup, Washington, the company provides services in the acquisition and design of multifamily properties, as well as overseeing the development of construction through its management division. Ron Newman handles the overall aspects of the company through operational management.
Ronald Newman’s interests out of the workplace include cooking, and he enjoys pairing foods with the right wines. Below are three suggestions for pairing with kale and sausage, a simple, rustic dish that incorporates white onion, garlic, white beans, and sun-dried tomatoes.
Michael Austin, the writer of the Chicago Tribune’s wine column, “The Pour Man,” suggests pairing the dish with either of the following three French red wines. The pairings were chosen by Ryan Arnold, a sommelier and the divisional wine director for Lettuce Entertain You restaurants.
1. The 2014 Albert Boxler Grand Cru Sommerberg Riesling, from Alsace, tempers the mild heat and slight spice of the sausage.
2. The 2014 Laurent Tribut Chablis, from Burgundy, matches the weight of the beans in the dish, but also pairs perfectly with the greens.
3. The 2013 Domaine Berthet-Bondet Trio Cotes du Jura, from Jura, has high acidity and low tannins, which make it an ideal complement to the taste of the sausage.
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Tuesday, July 5, 2016
Washington Takes 11th Spot among Top Boating States
Ronald Newman is the proprietor and operations manager of Milestone Investment Properties, LLC, one of the leading property management agencies in Puyallup, Washington. Outside of work, Ronald Newman enjoys spending time outdoors. Ron Newman’s hobbies include boating, a popular pastime on the Washington coast.
According to the National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA), Washington State comes in 11th on the list of top boating states in the country. The organization ranks the states based on the sales of new outboard engines, trailers, powerboats, and aftermarket accessories. The 2015 sales in Washington State went up to $503 million, which included the sale of 958,000 pre-owned boats.
The NMMA’s data also showed 226,662 boats registered in Washington in 2014. Most of the powerboats in the market are made in the United States, and the boating business supports 650,000 direct and indirect American jobs, as well as up to 35,000 businesses.
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Thursday, June 23, 2016
World Vision Brings Clean Water to Millions
Milestone Investment Properties, LLC, Manager Ronald (“Ron”) Newman oversees all aspects of the growing Washington company’s operation. Outside of work, Ronald Newman supports several local and national Christian charities, including World Vision.
More than 1,000 children succumb to ailments caused by unsafe water every day in the developing world. Children who do not die are often malnourished, dehydrated, and too sick to attend school. World Vision seeks to help these children and their communities through the gift of clean, accessible water.
World Vision has brought clean water to more than 10 million people over the years, thanks to donations from all over the world. Donors can choose specific gifts according to their interests or ability to give.
A $3,000 donation can bring a small well to a community in need, while smaller gifts can provide foot-powered pumps or fund shares of wells. Other gifts fund rainwater storage, purification systems, hygienic latrines, and more.
More than 1,000 children succumb to ailments caused by unsafe water every day in the developing world. Children who do not die are often malnourished, dehydrated, and too sick to attend school. World Vision seeks to help these children and their communities through the gift of clean, accessible water.
World Vision has brought clean water to more than 10 million people over the years, thanks to donations from all over the world. Donors can choose specific gifts according to their interests or ability to give.
A $3,000 donation can bring a small well to a community in need, while smaller gifts can provide foot-powered pumps or fund shares of wells. Other gifts fund rainwater storage, purification systems, hygienic latrines, and more.
Wednesday, June 8, 2016
Hiking Fun at Lake Chelan in Eastern Washington
Ronald (“Ron”) Newman serves as the manager of Puyallup, Washington-based Milestone Investment Properties, LLC. When his professional life allows it, Ronald Newman enjoys taking frequent trips across the mountains to boat, ski, and play at Lake Chelan.
Located near Wenatchee, Lake Chelan is Washington’s largest natural lake. A local favorite for camping, hiking, and otherwise enjoying the great outdoors year round, it provides many opportunities for motorcyclists, equestrians, and hikers alike.
During the summer months, 250 miles of well-groomed trails are available to the public, more than 60 miles of which are open to motorcycles. The rest are open to non-motorized vehicles such as bicycles, horses, and other animals in addition to hikers.
One of the most popular trail systems in the area, the Echo Ridge trails offer 25 miles of beautiful scenery and trails suitable for every level of ability. More adventurous hikers can tackle the Devil’s Backbone. This 13-mile trek is not suitable for children or accessible by standard passenger car, but it offers excitement for the well-prepared Chelan traveler.
Tuesday, May 31, 2016
Tentmaker Missionaries at Edgewood Bible Church
As the manager of Puyallup, Washington-based Milestone Investment Properties, LLC, Ronald (“Ron”) Newman oversees all aspects of the growing property management company. Outside of his professional endeavors, Ronald Newman worships at and supports Edgewood Bible Church.
Edgewood Bible Church members follow in the biblical traditions of Aquila and Priscilla, simple people who rose to the occasion when they heard God’s call. The Bible tells the story of Aquila and Priscilla, who were tentmakers by trade. At great personal and financial risk, they took the Apostle Paul into their home and completely changed their lives to help him serve the Church.
At Edgewood, churchgoers are challenged to transform their lives and become “tentmakers” as well. The church encourages its members to have the courage to uproot their family, change their career, or become part of a totally foreign culture in order to serve the Church and the word of God.
Edgewood Bible Church “tentmakers” currently work around the world. Opportunities are available for anyone who would like to join in service.
Edgewood Bible Church members follow in the biblical traditions of Aquila and Priscilla, simple people who rose to the occasion when they heard God’s call. The Bible tells the story of Aquila and Priscilla, who were tentmakers by trade. At great personal and financial risk, they took the Apostle Paul into their home and completely changed their lives to help him serve the Church.
At Edgewood, churchgoers are challenged to transform their lives and become “tentmakers” as well. The church encourages its members to have the courage to uproot their family, change their career, or become part of a totally foreign culture in order to serve the Church and the word of God.
Edgewood Bible Church “tentmakers” currently work around the world. Opportunities are available for anyone who would like to join in service.
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