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Sugar Plum Spa opens Friday

Jordan January 28, 2013 Comments are off

Aww, what’s the matter, Lower Wallingford? You’re depressed because Upper Wallingford has their own sugaring studio, and you don’t?

Well, wipe away the tears! Friday, Feb 1st, Sugar Plum Spa opens their Wallingford location at 40th and Stone Way. Sugar Plum’s Julie Mains writes:

Sugar Plum Spa, widely known around the Sound for excellence in Sugaring Hair Removal, is relocating to 40th and Stone Way in Wallingford. On February 1st from 5-9pm, the new location will open with a tremendous event featuring FREE mini-services and refreshments all evening with the first 25 through the door receiving a gift bag worth …

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Too Close For Comfort

Jordan September 20, 2011 62 Comments

Carol writes:

Wallyhood resident calls out the cops because doesn’t like car parked in front of house!!!!

On Wed. Sept. 14, while volunteering at the market, i was parked legally on the street behind the market (2201 46th – 46th and Bagley)…

when i returned to my car, i found a ticket for the amount of $42. posted on my windshield…. when i called the next day, I was told that the neighbor had called out the police because i was not parked “5 feet from the driveway”…. I have never heard of this 5 feet law, but was certainly …

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Public Interest Law Assn Seeks Donations

Jordan January 30, 2011 3 Comments

Amy writes:

Hi Wallyhood! I am a faithful reader, and as such, understand the impact you have in getting the word out about good causes in Wallingford and nearby, so I’m hoping maybe you can help me. I am a member of the University of Washington School of Law Public Interest Law Association, which is a non-profit, student-led organization that funds public interest work and helps with loan repayment for law students pursuing a career in public interest law. PILA has supported awarded more than $650,000 to students working in areas such as juvenile justice, immigrant rights, women’s rights, international …

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Hurley House

Jordan October 1, 2010 17 Comments

Walk into Joe’s house, and you can see through walls.

You may remember the spot the house stands on: right across from Mosaic Coffeehouse, between 1st and 2nd Ave NE, we covered back in early 2009 when they knocked down the tiny old house that stood on the property previously. We can’t find a link to our post from the time, but Google Maps remembers what it looks like, and if you want a piece of it, just head down to Second Use, the building salvage company. Their crew spent a day taking everything out of the old house they …

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Save Time – Hire an Immigrant

Jordan May 11, 2010 44 Comments

If you’ve ever been to Home Depot or Lowe’s, you’ve seen them: crowds of men, mostly Latin American, standing around the lot entrance waving down cars, looking for work.

If you’re like us (and, if you live in Wallingford, you probably aren’t that different), you have enough money to own or rent a place to live, put food on the table and still have some left over for what the economists like to call “discretionary activities”. Further, you probably don’t have enough time to do all the things you need to do and, if you were to draw up a …

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Social Media for Small Business

Jordan April 14, 2010 Comments are off

In addition to our wild party life as a hyperlocal blogger celebrity, we hold down a day job running an Internet start-up that provides social networking services for conferences and events. Between all that, our background in social psychology and our general love of all things on-line, we’ve learned a few things about “social media”, the catch-all term that has come to describe the relationships and content being built around Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, blogs and the like.

We’ll be sharing a few of those things at tomorrow’s Wallingford Chamber of Commerce meeting, giving a short talk on how small businesses …

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Green Auto Care

Jordan April 12, 2010 Comments are off

We noted back in March that a new auto repair shop was opening where Walt’s used to be on 45th St, across from the Taco Time. We’re getting a few reviews, so we thought we’d share. Amy writes:

Green Care Auto Repair (http://greencareautorepair.com) has opened in the old Walt’s location on 45th Street. I took my car in last week and had a positive experience there. The owner, Alex, was friendly and helpful. He said the shop opened Monday, April 5. Prior to that, they spent a month and a half cleaning up the shop (it was remarkably clean in …

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