
Retiring in Wallingford: Surviving and Thriving in Seattle
When I look back on my last three and a half years in Seattle, I see more than a move—I see a journey of learning how to survive, stretch, adapt,

When I look back on my last three and a half years in Seattle, I see more than a move—I see a journey of learning how to survive, stretch, adapt,

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you cannot have missed the news of the devastating wildfires that are burning parts of Spokane. The terrible toll is only just beginning

You may have seen the posters: This year’s Obliteride to fight cancer will take place on Saturday, August 8, with a kickoff party the prior evening. Those expecting to use

All events are at, or meet up at, the Wallingford Community Senior Center, 4649 Sunnyside Avenue N, Suite 140 (lower level of the Good Shepherd Center). Cinema Termite presents: Citizen

Thank you for joining us on Saturday, July 11th for the 74th Wallingford Parade—you helped us Grow Big Dreams in the heart of our neighborhood. Whether you marched, danced, rolled,

EPISODE 4: WHO YOU GONNA CALL? Previously, on A Confederacy of Dunces: I received two calls over the course of a couple of weeks, ostensibly from American Express, telling me

Woodland Park Players is proud to present Disney’s Newsies, the debut production of its new Youth Theater program. Performances will take place next weekend, July 31 through August 2, at

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
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Edna at QFC rocks!
But also important to surviving in Wallingford is the Wallingford Community Senior Center on the ground floor level of the…
Great article. Thanks for sharing.
thanks for all of this information!! Really helps as we live on Pacific Street!! Well done!
Edna continued from Food Giant, for those who remember. She is a wonderful person and a gift to the community.