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Sometimes you run a story just because of the delightful juxtaposition of unlikely ideas. Then you search Flickr for a picture to illustrate the story, and your day is complete. Case in point, Wallingford resident and ASUW Experimental College Director Rachel Stoermer wrote the following: I was hoping you could post an announcement about the classes we're offering in Wallingford this quarter. The quarter officially starts on Monday, but new classes will start throughout the quarter. The following classes are being held…

Tomorrow (Sunday, October 23), the Wallingford Community Senior Center (WCSC) is hosting a pancake breakfast from 9am - 12pm. Admission is $5.00 for adults, $2.50 for children. Proceeds benefit the WCSC, and the pancakes are dee-lish so come hungry.

Norah Kates of the Cascade Land Conservancy reminded us that the City of Seattle is giving away free trees to any Seattle resident who would like to plant them in their home. Wallingford could always use a few more trees, so here's the deets. Deadline to apply is Monday, so get on the stick! Free Single Trees Seeking Tree-Loving Homes Free trees are waiting for you! Do you have an empty space in your yard where a beautiful tree could thrive?…

Brooks Sports, a manufacturer of running shoes, apparel and gear announced today that it will move its global headquarters from Bothell to the new Skanska development at 3400 Stone Way. According to the press release: With a move-in date slated for late 2013, Brooks Sports, Inc.—parent company to Brooks and Moving Comfort—will occupy roughly 80,000 usable square feet of the 120,000-square-foot building, which is located across the street from Seattle’s popular Burke-Gilman Trail. The ground floor of the new Brooks headquarters building…