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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Slide to Nowhere

The lunchroom was all a-twitter at Lincoln High this week (Lincoln being the semi-permanent home of APP@Lincoln Elementary School). Rumor had it that someone at a nearby home had installed a slide in their front yard - a slide which slid straight into a fence. The slide was quickly dubbed the "sui-slide" and the kids eagerly discussed whether there was any safe way to go down it - perhaps dressed in one of those sumo wrestler costumes or if you propped…

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Wallingford Community Center Open House

The Wallingford Community Senior Center (WCSC) is hosting a seasonal open house next week and everyone from the neighborhood is invited to this family-friendly event. The open house provides a first-hand look at all of the programs the center offers to the community. While the main focus has always been serving seniors in our community, the WCSC is working on developing programs that extend to all age groups. So, come and enjoy the evening with your fellow neighbors. When:  Thursday December…

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Gimme Some Pancakes!

Yes!  The Wallingford Community Senior Center is going back to holding its popular Sunday Pancake Breakfast quarterly.  Okay, it's not as good as being able to stuff yourself with homemade pancakes and French toast for a good cause every month, but it's a start! The next one is February 27th from 9 AM to 12 PM in the basement of the Good Shepherd Center.  Adults only $5 and Kids $2.50.  Just follow your nose. Photo by oddharmonic.

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Support Businesses to Support Seniors

It seems odd to me to hear seniors being called a "special interest group".  Because if you think about it, it's only a matter of time until we all become seniors (if we're lucky). Bearing that in mind, the Wallingford Community Senior Center needs your help.  Earlier this year an anonymous donor put up a $25,000 matching grant to help keep the struggling organization going and last I heard they still need $7,000 to get the full amount. The following businesses…

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Grocery Delivery for Homebound

The University District Food Bank has a new grocery home delivery program for low-income seniors who are homebound by mental or physical conditions that prevent them from making it to the food bank themselves. Homebound senior citizens in the 98102, 98103, 98105, 98112, 98115 and 98125 zip codes are eligible. Food is delivered once per week by volunteer drivers and recipients will have the option to customize their groceries. Contact Evan at University District Food Bank 206-523-7060 or [email protected] for more…

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What’s for Lunch?

How about a salmon burger?  Or homemade soup and salad?  Eaten with neighbors and in support of a good cause? The Wallingford Community Senior Center serves lunch for all comers on Tuesdays from 11:30 - 1 PM.  It's tasty and affordable. Margaret Goodman will greet you with a printed menu where you mark your choices.  She says she's been working at the lunch "Forever!". Click for menu close-up.  Highlights are the Daily Special for $4.50 which includes salad, slaw or fruit,…

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