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Assistance League awards summer camp scholarships

Wallingford-based Assistance League of Seattle has awarded seven students from Salmon Bay Middle School summer camp scholarships through its Enrichment Scholarship Program (ESP). According to their announcement: ESP awards scholarships to students in grades 6 through 11 who exhibit a keen interest in a variety of fields such as music, art, science, debate, mathematics, language, drama, technology, leadership and journalism.  This year Assistance League received and funded 70 applications from fourteen middle and high schools in the Seattle School District. Students…

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Fabric Crush closing

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We heard today from the My Wallingford blog that Fabric Crush, the fabric store in Wallingford Center will be closing next month. They opened just a year ago, in March of 2010. Sarah Stine, the owner, said that she will continue to operate on-line: We will be closing the retail shop at Fabric Crush.  I plan on continuing the business as an online shop.  I’d like to thank the many, wonderful customers who have shopped at or taken a class at…

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Wallingford Cannabis Farmers Market Shut Down

Wallyhood introduces a new guest blogger, who we'll call "Annie" here.  She's our little anonymous mouse, guest blogging about the Seattle Cannabis Farmer's Market in Wallingford.  Welcome, Annie Mouse! Hello everyone! Today Wallyhood got a tip that there is a medical marijuana dispensary in Wallingford & that there was a smoking tent outside.  Did Wallyhood  know what is going on? I do!  I do!  Wallyhood thought I might, and asked me to write about it.  Thank you for letting me do…

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Wallingford Treehouses

A tree house. Is there anything that more perfectly embodies the dream of the ideal childhood? Nestled high in branches, like a castle in the clouds, insulated by dozen of feet of height from the reach of authority, leaving an overalled, dirt-smudged child free to dream and scheme. We have spent close to twenty years refining our little Wallingford craftsmen to be the home we want, but there's always been a sad lacuna. Without a sizeable tree on our property, we…

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Chase Bank gets tagged

Earlier today, a group of demonstrators converged on the corner of 45th and Meridian, in front of Chase Bank, holding a large banner that read: BANKsters: They Get The GOLDMINE We Get The SHAFT! The demonstrators dispersed by the time we made it up there, but someone in the Twitterverse posted a picture here: http://twitpic.com/50ot2p Reader Luna sent us some pictures of the chalked epitaphs that were temporarily left behind, and we've put them in a slideshow below (folks on phones…

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Wallingford Rapture Survival Guide

It was just last May, this very weekend actually, that Mary Heim and a network of volunteer HAM radio operators tested the emergency communication network.  And I’m so glad they did!  Because we might need their help today. If you haven’t yet heard, the Rapture could happen on Saturday, May 21st.  By “Rapture” I mean the really scary end of times, the last days of the Antichrist, depicted in films like A Thief in the Night (1972).  Which I saw in…

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Adios, Selena’s

We just heard from Kara Ceriello of Not a Number that Selena's Guadalajara is leaving Wallingford, and TOMORROW may be their very last day.  Kara wrote: They're all done here in Wallingford by the end of the month - I announced this at yesterday's chamber meeting, to loud gasps - and we just heard they may have decided that TOMORROW, Saturday, is their very last day! Then, to make matters worse, she told us about an incident that happened this afternoon,…

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