Monthly Archives: January 2012

Tangerine Spa Studio

Wallyhood welcomes our newest sponsor, Tangerine Spa Studio, located at 1714 N. 45th St., inside Salon Metro. Owner, Esthetician, and LMP, Katie Breitling has been keeping folks happy and healthy in Wallingford for six years. Here's her philosophy: I love educating my guests on the importance of healthy skin and a healthy, happy body. I think facials and massage should be viewed as necessary maintenance, not pampering. I use two amazing botanical skin care lines that utilize the power of nature combined w/technology…

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Total Experience Gospel Choir

Wallingford United Methodist Church (42nd and Bagley) invites the neighborhood to celebrate and honor Martin Luther King, Jr. this Sunday, January 15, at 11:00AM.  The Total Experience Gospel Choir will be the congregation's guest choir, and the Reverend Rubye Hayden, from Ebenezer A.M.E. Zion Church, will be the guest preacher at that service. The Total Experience Gospel Choir was founded in 1973 at the Mt. Baptist Church here in Seattle, initially comprising students from Roosevelt and Franklin High Schools. Over the…

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UW Experimental College Classes in Wallingford

Are you bored to tears by echos of over-used and under-fulfilled New Year's Resolutions to "lose 20 pounds," "stay in touch with old friends," and "practice simple acts of kindness," etc, etc? Me too. A few years ago, I decided to make yearly resolutions that would embrace my most intense and far-out wishes for self-improvement, and lo and behold: our fair city offered classes for most of these seemingly random goals. One awesome source for courses right here in Wallinford is…

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Turtle and Ladybug receive props

Recently, Wallingford's street murals, Bubbles the Turtle, and the Ladybug on 49th and Burke, were included in a photo essay on intersection art. The post, titled "Coloring Inside the Lines", can be found on Sightline's blog, Sightline Daily. Writer Alyse Nelson explains the origins of intersection art which started in the mid-1990s in Portland and provides some colorful examples. You really should take a moment to read the article because are are some super cute ideas for communities beyond intersection art. I won't give…

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Holiday Lights Recycling – Another Chance

You still have time to recycle your old holiday light strings at nearby businesses: Whole Foods, accepting until January 15 at these nearby locations: Roosevelt Square, 1026 NE 64th Street,  206.985.1500. Box by garage/escalator. Interbay, 2001 15th Avenue W, 206.352.5440. Bin is outside. Westlake, 2210 Westlake Avenue, 206.621.9700. Bin in parking lot. Maple Leaf Ace Hardware, until January 31. 9000 Roosevelt Way NE,  206.522.3324

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BF Day Family Needs Help After Fire

The BF Day PTSA sent the following bulletin to the school's families asking for help: BF Day is known as the Family School and right now one of our families needs our help.  This family recently lost their home and all of their belongings in a fire.  Our wonderful family support person, Diane Weibling is working very hard to help this family get back on their feet.  One of the things this family needs is a bed or rather 6 beds.  Diane is…

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