Wouldn’t that be cool? Your pooch winning Best Dressed? Imagine how your neighbors will smile through clenched teeth, how they’ll demonstrate petty jealousy as you and your winning weiner (dog) stroll past. But it’s not just about the title. There are real stakes involved here: the winner will receive a free 15 lb bag of their favorite pet food. Sweet!
Or, as the winner is likely to exclaim, “MEATY!”
Wally Pets …
Wallingford neighbor “Tom M” posted a link to a mock-up he made of the proposed building, which you can view here.
CJ Castillo, the Facility Manager at the “Fremont” facility, confirmed the …
Vivian Little , the neighbor who was kind enough to tell us all about GraceFeast two years ago when it started, extends the following invitation:
I would like to invite you to the weekly, family style meal hosted by the Gift of Grace Lutheran Church (2102 N. 40th St) that is celebrating it’s two year anniversary on October 9th, 2011. All are welcome to this neighborhood meal served at 11:30AM in the lower level of the church.
GraceFeast creates …
And patterns!
And… what? Forbidden fruit? Well, that’s VERY attractive, now isn’t it?
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And get this — the Grand Opening Sale includes refurbished laptops for as low as $99 (one per customer) or 20% off items in the store if you donate an old computer. Trade in an old one, get a newish one for cheap. Score!
Even better, you’ll be helping Interconnection fulfill …
Think about the Burke Gilman Trail for a moment. Think about where it reveals itself to the neighborhood at N. 34th & Stone Way. Now imagine a a vibrant, active building that has a relationship to the trail – a living building that connects the community. What if that building takes little or nothing from the earth, not even during construction, and then gives back to the environment in return?
Skanska USA and Fremont Dock Company are teaming up to bring business and jobs to the Fremont and Wallingford neighborhoods. Plans are in motion to build a 120,000 square foot, …
Everybody knows there are zombies, sometimes hundreds of them, in Fremont. What would happen if the crowd spilled east of Stone Way one of these days, and we were attacked by them? How do we protect ourselves? Would rubbing garlic all over ourselves do any good? (No! Try cilantro instead!)
Even the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has deemed this topic worthy of attention. See their newish webpage Preparedness 101: Zombie Apocalypse here.
This month’s Wallingford Walk, “How to Survive a Zombie Attack,” promises to focus on community resilience in times of stress. From Sustainable Wallingford’s website:
Walkers …
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