Something about that slogan invites derision especially since my husband has been talking about leaving earlier to catch his bus since the changes in June. Why? I’ll let another Wallingford resident Erik Blazing tell it:
For several years now, my morning commute was usually via the last run of the 26X (the one that arrives at 40th & Wallingford ~8:38am). That run…
Wallingford’s only gay bar Changes celebrated its 27th year. Opened in 1989 on North 45th Street and still under the same ownership, Changes embodies all that you love about old Wallingford while at the same time being very new. I spoke with owner Floyd Isaac recently and I found his opinion on just about everything to be quite laid back. While many of us are worried about all the changes to the neighborhood, Floyd takes everything in stride. Here are the results of my interview with him. It has been lightly edited.
Q. You opened in 1989 in Wallingford. Why …
There is an iPad at the Greenlake Library. There used to be an iPad at the Wallingford Branch, but I was told it was …
In case you don’t know where The Varsity Theater is, it is in the University District at 4329 University Way. It was previously owned by Landmark Theaters, but is now owned by Faraway Entertainment which also owns the Admiral Theater in West Seattle. …
Little did I know that every Friday in Wallingford, I could get the same experience and more. Rick Turner along with a handful of others created Meaningful Movies in Wallingford in 2003. As he tells it, Meaningful Movies …
Monday Tuesday morning while driving my kids to daycare, I saw the remnants of yet another accident. Wallyhood reader Stephanie also witnessed the aftermath. She writes:
I was hoping you could do a story on the accident that happened this morning (around 8am) on the corner of 39th and Wallingford. Looked like one person was going to the hospital and another car actually ended up on the sidewalk (thankfully it didn’t look like anyone was on the sidewalk at the time). Would love to know what happened because I feel like there are always horns blowing on that corner (and …
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