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From SDOT 14th Ave E will be closed for one block south of E Prospect St near Volunteer Park from 9am-3pm on both Friday and Saturday for paving. The work is weather dependent so could be reschedule. The park entrance … Continue reading
From King County King County launched the mobile shower at several locations across the region to support basic hygiene needs for people experiencing homelessness. The mobile shower, purchased with American Rescue Plan funds, is part of key strategic initiatives laid out … Continue reading
From WSDOT Rehabilitation of the State Route 513 Montlake Bridge is nearly complete, but contractor crews working for the Washington State Department of Transportation require two more weekend closures as part of the project. The bridge will close to all vehicle traffic from 10 … Continue reading
Garfield High School orchestra hosts its annual fund drive through Feb 28. If you can, please help support the 125+ neighborhood students who participate in this enriching activity. Your support subsidizes students’ activity fees, extra coaching in class, lesson scholarship, … Continue reading
Volunteer Park Trust (VPT) is seeking an Event Producer to handle all aspects of a 7-event Summer Performance Series in Volunteer Park. Duties include securing all talent, production equipment and staff for these free to the public activities under the … Continue reading
From the Stevens Elementary School PTA The PTA has been running this sale for something like 30+ years. After skipping last year due to COVID-19, our holiday tree and greenery fundraiser has returned. You can preorder your tree online now … Continue reading
From the Seattle Public Library In 2019, Seattle voters overwhelmingly passed a levy to expand The Seattle Public Library’s hours and services, as well as ending overdue fines. Now that all Library locations are reopened, it is planning ahead for … Continue reading
From the Office of the Mayor With SBA Administrator Isabella Guzman, Mayor Jenny A. Durkan announced that the City will now accept applications for the Small Business Stabilization Fund (SBSF) provided by the Seattle Office of Economic Development (OED). OED will award an additional $4 million in grants to help stabilize … Continue reading
By Todd Matthews The COVID-19 pandemic led many people to take up new hobbies—solving jigsaw puzzles, baking bread, or bingeing Netflix shows—to curb boredom and anxiety. As a longtime journalist and Capitol Hill resident interested in local history, I opted … Continue reading
The Valley School, a small independent school boarding Madison Valley and the Central District in Seattle took the morning of September 24th, 2021 to march in support of Fridays for Future. 114 students, plus a number of staff members, made … Continue reading
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