On Valentine’s Day, Love Niles Peacock

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Haven’t filled out your Valentine’s Day plans just yet? Consider stopping by Niles Peacock Restaurant and Bar, 4025 Stone Way N. Not only can you enjoy a tasty bite to eat, but you’ll be spreading your love because Niles will be having a benefit for Family Works food bank here in our neighborhood. (Family Works is also a Wallyhood charity.) On February 14, Niles Peacock will have a “featured menu,” and 50% of any selection made from that menu will go…

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Free Tax Help Available

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You’ve probably been receiving tax documents, from your employer and elsewhere recently, a reminder of the fact that tax season is just around the corner. I don’t think anyone would ever say that filing your federal taxes is easy, but free help is available from the United Way. We received the following email from Abbie Watton, part of United Way of King County’s Free Tax Prep Campaign: Did you know that 70% of Americans qualify for free tax prep services by…

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Sisi Kay Thai Eatery & Bar: Delicious Renovation

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In mid-November I wrote a post lamenting the loss of May Restaurant and Lounge. However, that’s not quite right. Sisi Kay Thai Eatery & Bar (1612 N 45th) is actually a rebranded version of May Restaurant and still serves many of the same dishes (including May's original Pad Thai). What a relief that this fantastic Pad Thai is still available in the neighborhood! Michael Anthony, the GM of May Restaurant, now Sisi Kay, reached out to me with the following: We’ve…

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Raise Hell at Meaningful Movie

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This Friday’s Meaningful Movie tells the story of the celebrated columnist Molly Ivins. Date: Friday, February 7 Time: 6:30pm Place: Keystone Church, 5019 Keystone Place N. Cost: Free, but a $5 donation is suggested to help defray expenses. From their website: This film tells the story of media firebrand Molly Ivins, six feet of Texas trouble who took on the Good Old Boy corruption wherever she found it. “Raise Hell” is about the celebrated national political columnist and Texan who used…

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Revisions to bus routes in Wallingford?

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Michael Ruby submitted this post about the bus route changes in the neighborhood.  It is a thorough summary with useful information and a few of his own opinions included.  Be sure to complete the linked survey to have your own opinions heard.   Metro has begun planning for the changes that will be made to all of the bus routes through Wallingford when the North Link lightrail stations open in the 3rd quarter of 2021 (July – September) at Brooklyn NE…

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19¢ Dick’s Burger Today

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In honor of their 66th anniversary, Dick's Drive-In will be serving up hamburgers and cheeseburgers at their 1954 prices today, Tuesday, January 28th. “We were thrilled at the number of customers who came out to celebrate with us last year,” said Jasmine Donovan, President of Dick’s Drive-Ins and granddaughter of the namesake Dick Spady. “To ensure we are 100% ready to serve every customer who celebrates with us this year with great service, we’re splitting up the 19¢ days.” So that means…

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Octopus Sixth Anniversary (at Changes and Murphy’s)

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The Octopus, dislodged from its original home sandwiched between the now shuttered Guild Theaters, had hoped to re-open tonight in their new home on the corner of 45th and Bagley to mark their sixth anniversary. Unfortunately (and predictably), construction delays have pushed the re-opening out, according to co-owners Liza Danger and Trevor Marsh. "We had to double the power to the building," Trevor told me, "but when our electrician submitted the plans to the city, the reviewer had some issues with…

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