But, signs of new life around the restaurant recently appeared. The building was painted, and the sidewalks cleaned. A sign on the front door showed the symbol for a …
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But, signs of new life around the restaurant recently appeared. The building was painted, and the sidewalks cleaned. A sign on the front door showed the symbol for a …
The Wallingford Community Council annual elections are scheduled for May 8th at 7pm in the Chapel of the Good Shepherd Center, Fourth Floor. Fortunately, the elevator is working this year! If you are interested …
Parades are an American tradition, …
Public art enriches our lives without us even knowing it and becomes part of our experiences, says sculptor Toby Mendez. Wallingford is full of outdoor art—from the whimsical mosaics of the Boys and Girls Club to the Animal Storm sculpture outside Wallingford Center, to the eye-catching murals found throughout the North 45th Street business district.
With this as inspiration, a collaborative neighborhood group, Wallingford Beautification, is working on plans to add to Wallingford’s artistic landscape, to enhance visual interest, and raise community pride in Wallingford.
Two surveys are being offered by this group to …
You can share the vintage charm of Wallingford with your friends and family with Wallingford-themed Holiday Cards Offered Exclusively by Historic Wallingford.
Historic Wallingford is offering holiday cards designed by local artists Linda Sewell and Heidi Favour, which feature the historic ambiance of our neighborhood. Linda’s image, in Ho Ho Holidays of Santa flying over historic homes in his sleigh that is featured as a seaplane, is so Wallingford! Likewise, Heidi captures the cherished Wallingford bungalow and plentiful wildlife in Bungalow and Chickadee. She also has produced a series of five cards using images produced by renowned Arts and …
Does the seemingly ceaseless litter on the sidewalks and curbside along 45th and side streets bother you? On Saturday, October 14th from 10am -1pm, you have the opportunity to lend a hand to clean up the neighborhood. Colleen Kurke, operating as Street Keepers, adopted N 45th from I-5 to Stone Way via City of Seattle Adopt- A- Street program to tend. This program supports community member’s efforts to improve the appearance of their neighborhood by supplying basic tools such as gloves, litter pickers, bags for trash and brooms, liability insurance, and pick up for the gathered …
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