From Satay: We’d like to thank all our customers, employees, friends and family for their support over the years. A special thanks goes out to our Auntie Moon whose generosity in teaching us how to cook Malaysian food is much appreciated.
Sincerely,
The Satay Brothers
From Stone Soup Theater: One thing we can all count on is change. Many months prior …
Currently, the Bike Master Plan includes a cycle track on Green Lake Way North of 50th that continues around the lake, up to and past the Green Lake Community Center. The cycle track will be on the side of Green Lake Way that faces the park because that reduces conflicts with cars. It will also continue on 50th West of the intersection, connecting to a cycle track on Phinney.
The cycle track on Green Lake Way is …
The election results from Tuesday mean HALA and Seattle 2035 now have a clear path to become law over the next couple years, including the upzoning of the Wallingford Urban Village. At Wednesday’s WCC meeting architect and longtime WCC land use guru Greg Hill went through the 159 pages of Seattle 2035 and pulled out this sampling of developer goodies packed inside:
Land Use Guideline from
Wallingford Center has trick or treating from 2 to 5 PM on Halloween, plus bring non-perishable food for FamilyWorks when you visit.
Fun fact: You know why the food bank always wants non-perishable items? Because other food they get for free from the grocery stores as soon as it goes past its sell by date. Granola bars and canned food are a precious commodity for the food bank.
Archie McPhee has of course been doing Halloween all week, and Kids on 45th will be offering non-candy choices. Check out the costumes on the Archie McPhee blog.
Fun fact: In the …
As SDOT typically does these days, they accepted the bike and pedestrian goals and then threw out the goal of maintaining vehicle throughput. The worst part of that was that they eliminated the two lane car queue for getting …
Want to help out? Here’s the sign up for stuff they still need to help make it a success.
Questions? Contact Meghan Sweet at [email protected] or call her at 206-547-7261.…
District 4: Maddux over Johnson:
Michael prioritizes the issue of wealth inequality and is focused on reforming our regressive tax structure. We believe he will be a capable replacement for the retiring Nick Licata on social justice issues and will do a great job of speaking for the most down and out, whether they are going to be displaced by HALA or are impacted by a property tax increase. While Rob tries to solve every problem with a property tax…© 2009 - 2023 Wallyhood