Drink to Support Your Local Dogs and Cats

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Our friends at Floating Bridge Brewing, one of our neighborhood’s nearest breweries, have hosted quite a few fundraisers since they opened their doors just a couple of years ago. Now, they offer us the opportunity to lend a helping paw to our local furry friends. Dawn writes: Working behind the bar, I can tell that the news and politics, local and national, are adding more annoyance and stress than ever, this is one of the reasons why doctors recommended to use…

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Wallingford Family Parade July 14th- Volunteers Wanted

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The Wallingford Family Parade is calling all volunteers.  Mike Ruby, long time contributor to the neighborhood and the blog, writes in: Be a part of one of Seattle’s oldest and most loved events, the Wallingford Family Parade! This year’s parade date is July 14, Bastille Day, so producers have proclaimed all of Wallingford “French for a Day!” We need HELP! It takes a village to make an event and we’re a mere skeleton crew. If you have a few unfettered hours…

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Prove your smarts on America’s birthday

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In addition to the festivities and fireworks happening tomorrow in Gas Works Park, you can test your knowledge of our constitution and maybe earn a beer. See the below note from Wallyhood reader Loren: Hey Wallyhood, this is Loren from the Constitutional Quiz (as heard on NPR). As some of you already know, every 4th of July we quiz folks, who are on their way to Gas Works for the fireworks, about the Constitution—it's 10 cents, and a correct answer earns…

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Wallingford Playfield Community Meeting – July 10, 6 -7:30pm

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The process for upgrading the Wallingford Playfield is in full swing.  Jordan wrote about it earlier and provided much of the necessary context.  The executive summary: the city has $400,000 to upgrade the playfield equipment and they want community input. First, there is a survey.  If you have not completed the  survey,  it is still live. Then there is an open house to further gather input and answer questions.  The open house is at the Wallingford Boys and Girls Club (4219…

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Wallingford athlete to compete in the summer Special Olympics in Seattle

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This July 1st–6th, 3000 Special Olympic athletes will compete in 14 different categories of sport for the 50th anniversary of the games. If you're in search for a betting platform for sports events like this, you can rely on sites such as https://tridewislot.com/. Our local Olympic competitor, Virginia, will be competing in the gymnastics events being held at Seattle Pacific University on July 3rd, 4th, and 5th at 8:30 a.m. Here's a note from Virginia: Hi Neighbors! I am Virginia and I…

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Recreational Cannabis for Health and Happiness

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The Wallingford Community Senior Center is hosting an event with Hashtag Cannabis on Tuesday 6/26 that is open to the public. From the WCSC: Event: Recreational Cannabis for Health and Happiness Location: Wallingford Community Senior Center: 4649 Sunnyside Ave N Suite #140 Date/Time: Tuesday, June 26th, 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. Description: Seattle is full of recreational cannabis; have you given it a try? Would you like to? Learn what recreational cannabis can do for you from two experienced budtenders! No cannabis will be sold at…

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4 to Explore Survey Results

(Alex Pedersen, publisher of 4toExplore, and a Wallyhood sponsor, recently ran a survey on local issues. Here are the results.) We heard your voice and the results are HERE. Nearly 400 subscribers from Wallingford to Wedgwood completed our 14-question survey about local issues May 8-10, 2018. We believe our city government should "conduct official surveys and release results to the public," as we urged in our Crosscut column entitled, "4 Ideas to Make City Hall Listen."  While our annual survey is…

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