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Hamilton Middle School Open House Thursday

Wallingford fifth graders and their parents are invited to attend an open house for Hamilton International Middle School (1610 N. 41st. St. Directions & Map) this Thursday (2/28), from 6:30pm - 8:30pm. Students will learn a little about what it's like to be a Hamilton Hawk, and this is a fine time to ask questions about transitioning from elementary to middle school. You'll also get to learn more about Hamilton's APP, World Language, Music, and Athletic programs. If you plan to attend, come early,…

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A Fake Badge and A Box of Porn

Apparently, there's a guy posing as a cop who's been robbing people in the area. SPD tells us that a 46 year-old male named Ryan James Purdy (aka Tracy Byers) has been on robbery detectives' radar since December, when he robbed several people in Volunteer Park, taking cash and credit cards, after he flashed a fake badge. On February 10, Purdy struck again, but this time, a little closer to Wallingford.  According to the SPD Blotter: Shortly after 2:30 pm on February…

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More apartments planned for Stone Way

Looks like plans for a new mixed-use apartment building on Stone Way are in the works. This time, it's on the former site of Stoneway Roofing, at 3636 Stone Way N. We phoned Stoneway Roofing back in the fall when we heard they were closing that location, but they were pretty mum about vacating the space. The Land Use Application calls for "a 4-story 120 unit residential building with 7,642 sq. ft. of retail at grade. Review includes demolition of existing structures…

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Classes offered for the TQI Diet

Kathy Abascal is offering a five-week program on the "TQI Diet - The Abascal Way" at the University House beginning Wednesday night, February 27. TQI stands for "to quiet inflammation", and Kathy, with a background in biochemistry, has developed a diet plan that calls for eliminating certain foods from the diet, thereby enabling the body to quiet inflammation, for health and weight loss. Her past students rave about the diet, and attribute it to eliminating aches, pains and illnesses. The Seattle Times…

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All ya gotta do is ‘Knoq’

When you're looking for recommendations for a particular service for your home--say, a roofer, a house painter, a plumber--who better to ask for a referral than your neighbors? That's the thinking behind Knoq.com, a new website that connects neighbors to local businesses. Knoq is a locally-owned free service to help folks get things done around the house by providing recommendations to local businesses. Sign up here and once you do, you'll see names and locations of other neighbors using Knoq in…

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A heart-y pancake breakfast

Valentine's Day may be over, but it's still  heart month; and to celebrate, the Wallingford Community Senior Center (4649 Sunnyside Ave N #140) is hosting a Pancake Breakfast this Sunday, featuring free-formed heart-shaped pancakes and lots of other goodies for the whole family. Pancake Breakfast With Heart – For Everyone   Sunday, February 24       9am - 12 noon Adults - $5; Kids -  $2.50 Choice of Pancakes or French Toast; Ham or Veggie Sausage Beverages – Orange Juice, Coffee, Tea, Milk  

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5xTenn (or so)

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Most know playwright Tennessee Williams for his classics, A Streetcar Named Desire and Cat on a Hot Tin Roof; however, Williams produced a number of one-act plays up until his death. Six of these plays are featured in Stone Soup Theatre’s wonderful production of 5xTenn (or so), running from February 15-March 9. The eight cast members deliver delightful performances: Patrick Baxter lights up the stage as the drunken Guiseppe in "Sunburst"; while Brynne Garman and Gianni Truzzi argue, flirt, and connive in "Kingdom of…

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