Monthly Archives: December 2010

Wallybits: Neighborhood Schools Edition

Seattle Public Schools may be on winter break for the next two weeks, but there are some exciting pieces of news we wanted to share with you: McDonald School selected as elementary International School: On Wednesday, December 15, Superintendent Dr. Goodloe-Johnson announced that McDonald School was selected as the new elementary International School.  Implementation is contingent on funding and would not start before September 2012.  A community meeting will be held at the Lincoln High School Library on Thursday, January 13,…

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Christmas Ship Gas Works Finale

Argosy officially opened their Christmas Ship season with a visit to Gas Works Park on Dec 1st.  Now the Christmas Ship will be back to serenade us during the Argosy Grand Finale on Thursday, December 23rd. You'll be able to hear the Seattle Girls' Choir Prime Voce from the shores of Gas Works Park from 9:45pm - 10:05pm.  Or listen in from one of the Argosy boats.  Or from a kayak festooned with colorful strings of lights.   Whatever makes you happy.…

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Treetop Acupuncture

Usually, when we talk about "our neighbor" here on Wallyhood, it's in a general sense: we're all neighbors, right? Well, it's a pleasure to welcome our newest Wallyhood sponsor, a  neighbor in the stricter geographic sense: Lesli Dalaba lives next door. We remember some years ago, our new housemate Rob peering out the window and remarking that his acupuncture teacher was walking in next door. Sure she is, she lives there! At the time, she was practicing at the Neighborhood Acupuncture…

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Women of Wallingford

Venice Beach, eat your heart out. Wallingford has its own calendar of cuties, compliments of the SeaMonster late night crew. Lynn writes: A holiday gift must have is the WOW, Women of Wallingford 2011 Calendar, cost is $12 and all proceeds go to Wallingford organizations, to fund the Wallingford Art Walk, the food bank, and Operation School Bell.  Calendars are beautiful shots taken all throughout the neighborhood.  They are available at Not A Number, Rain, Seamonster, Cafe Appassionato, the Chamber of…

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Holiday Dining At Tilth

If you're thinking about enjoying an evening out on Christmas Eve or New Years Eve, then you'll want to consider making your reservations at Tilth (1411 N. 45th Street), where Owner/Chef Maria Hines and Chef de Cuisine Jason Brzowzy have planned a sumptuous four-course holiday tasting menu.  The menu is the same for either evening and there are three options for each course offered: First Course Taylor Shellfish Oysters: champagne mignonette, mint, apple Celery Root Soup: celery heart, celery leaves, perigord…

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Is the ‘Festering Pit’ closer to being filled?

Last month, we ran a festering pit update, thanks to reader Darcey, who tipped us off to a renewed permit for the hole at 3920 Stone Way N. When we spoke to Scott Brewer, Director of Construction at Redimensions, he told us that it was simply a permit renewal, and that the property's future was still uncertain, given the financing issues involved with it. This morning, the Seattle Times reported that Redimensions (referring to the company as an affiliate for Prescott…

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