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About Wallyhood

Wallyhood is the Wallingford, Seattle, neighborhood blog. Our goal is to foster community and communication between Wallingford residents by creating a voice and storyline for residents to follow and to participate in. We cover local personalities, events, daily life…anything  and everything relevant to our neighbors.

Wallyhood was founded in January of 2009 by Jordan Schwartz. In the early, chilly days of 1993, Jordan Schwartz and his black and white cat Fourth moved to the same little house in Wallingford they share today with his wife, Michelle, son, Zevin and bees, numerous and unnamed. Days find him working on Pathable, a social networking service for conferences and events.

Jack McLaughlin joined the staff as editor and writer in 2016. Jack lives in south Wallingford with his wife and two cats. When he’s not writing for Wallyhood, he’s out skiing, hiking, climbing, biking and maybe, just maybe, working as a researcher at the UW.

If you are interested in writing for Wallyhood, drop us a line; we’re more than happy to share the excitement that is hyperlocal journalism.

If you would like to be a sponsor or advertise with us, please see our sponsorship page.

 

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This community blog is all volunteer run, and we welcome articles from everyone in the Wallingford community. Something on your mind? Have a story to share? Please contact us at [email protected] today!

Editorial Board:

  • Julie Martin
  • Jack McLaughlin
  • Megan Dulgar Okabayashi
  • Gary Shigenaka

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