On Wednesday, September 5, the Wallingford Community Council hosted the City of Seattle’s Homeless Navigation Team for a discussion on the homeless issue, unsanctioned camping, illegal camping, potential solutions to the homeless problem and a question and answer session.
We learned that the Navigation Team consists of only four field coordinators, eight police officers trained to perform outreach, eight contractor outreach workers, one outreach coordinator who is a mental health expert …
CHOOSE FROM TWO MEETING TIMES AND LOCATIONS
Option #1: Clean up and weeding with City Fruit
When – 11 am – 2 pm, Sunday April 22nd Where – Meet at 2400 N Northlake Way, between Waterways Cruises and the Sunnyside Boat Ramp and we…
The crowd was welcomed by Rhonda Bush, President of Historic Wallingford. Rhonda explained that “There is a significant cultural value for the entire city found in …
After more than a year of planning and assessing interest, we are proud to announce the formation of a new neighborhood organization, Historic Wallingford. We, the board of Historic Wallingford, invite you to join us Saturday, January 6th, as we share our story and vision for the future of the organization—a vision of fostering a greater understanding of our collective history and architecture through storytelling, programming, and events that will …
Earlier this month, December 6, Councilperson Rob Johnson spoke at the regular monthly meeting of the Wallingford Community Council (WCC). On behalf of the WCC, I want to thank Rob for taking time out of his busy schedule to participate in a dialogue with the residents of Wallingford concerning important issues facing the community.
Rob began by reviewing key city activities that took place in 2017 and what will be the city’s priorities for 2018. These included:
Rob explained that he is the Chair of the Planning, Land Use and Zoning committee and that it’s focus has been, and will …
A group of very enthusiastic Wallingford residents have developed this organization, had it incorporated as a non-profit entity in May 2017 and will orchestrate its official launch in January.
Why Historic Wallingford? In years past, local architects and historians led walks and tours in Wallingford to highlight our unusual concentration of architecturally significant buildings. Seeking to expand upon this, it was suggested after discussions with several noted Seattle historians, that a formal organization could best expand and carry the work forward – hence Historic Wallingford.
The group plans …
As promised, here is the result of my interview with mayoral candidate Jenny Durkan. Due to Jenny’s busy campaign schedule, we were unable to sit down to talk face-to-face so I sent her my questions and she provided the following responses to them. I want to thank Jenny and her campaign team for the great communication and cooperation. You can learn more about Jenny Durkan and her campaign at http://www.jennyforseattle.com
Glenn: Your opponent has been described as a “Progressive Urbanist”. How would you describe yourself and why would this make you a good mayor?
Jenny: I would describe myself as …
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