Gas Works Park’s biggest event, the Seafair 4th of July celebration, drew an estimated 45,000 people per Wallingford Community Council, well above the 25,000 originally projected. Now that we’ve made
EPISODE 3: THE ALREADY GOOEY PLOT THICKENS Previously, on Dumb and Dumber… I received a call, ostensibly from American Express, telling me an unauthorized purchase of firearms had been made
The Wallingford Community Senior Center is hosting its traditional spaghetti dinner from 6 to 7 pm on Friday, July 17, 2026. Only $10, and the menu is classic and delish!
Summer is officially in full swing in Wallingford. With July 4th festivities and the parade behind us, there’s no better time to skip the traffic snarls and slow down while
Breaking news! Well, only because we overlooked it until now… GreenStage‘s Shakespeare in the Park series returns this summer, including tonight’s performance of The Two Noble Kinsmen at Wallingford Playfield
EPISODE 2: THE COMPLEX WEB OF DECEPTION Previously on Gary and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day: I received a call, ostensibly from American Express (I’ve dispensed with
Wallyhood received the following information from Benjamin Oaksmith, founder of Seattle Paddle Club: The historic Jensen Motor Boat Company on Portage Bay, the century-old boatyard where the Slo-Mo-Shun hydroplanes were
Those of you who still subscribe to the Seattle Times are likely well-acquainted with the work and the words of Wallingford resident Paul Dorpat. Mr. Dorpat, with Jean Sherrard, curated
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