Wallingford, Seattle

"Echoes of a Lifetime" portraits displayed at Wallingford Community Senior Center this summer Local artist Savvy Dani has completed eight portraits of Wallingford and other local area elders as a part of her “Echoes of a Lifetime” project, which has been awarded a grant from the Office of Arts & Culture. Savvy has worked closely with Wallingford Community Senior Center participants over the last several months for the portrait project, which includes short interviews with the subjects about their lives. Savvy’s…

There are times when a community needs to come together behind a cause, and this is one of them. Folks, we need to rally here. Please share this to Facebook, tweet it and update your LinkedIn profile to help us find the answer. If you don't have a Google+ account, get one, and do whatever it is one does with Google+ to get the word out. Probably Reddit should be involved. And Pinterest. Somebody talk to their teenager, find out what…

Let me begin by saying I really hate social media. If you agree, please click the facebook "like", "share", and "data mine me" buttons at the bottom of this article. The New Yorker recently ran an article titled "The Earthquake That Will Devastate Seattle". That wasn't the title when you viewed the article on their site- that was the title that The New Yorker put in the metadata on their page so that it would have that title in search engines. The…

"Who are you?" said Eileen to the Caterpillar. This was not an encouraging opening for a conversation, especially one had with a multicolored stuffed animal on one's porch. "What do you mean by that?" said the Caterpillar to Eileen. "Explain yourself!" "I can't explain myself, I'm afraid, sir, as I can't explain you," said Eileen. "You have shown up on my porch without explanation, and I worry you might be the wrong place." "Wrong? What's wrong with this place," the Caterpillar replied, sucking…

Interconnection (3415 Stone Way N.) is one of those little charities quietly working to make the world a better place right for their little Wallingford / Fremont office. They are a great place for basics like RAM or a $5 USB mouse, they provide low-cost, recycled computer equipment to non-profits and underserved communities around the world, and they collect and recycle used computer equipment, keeping potentially hazardous waste out of the landfills. Jayme Busser wrote to let us know they're having a ribbon-cutting this…

If you were wondering what all the hullabaloo at Gas Works Park was last night, Geekwire reports that it was a party for Microsoft interns, featuring the band Maroon 5. Sounds like the interns made off with more than hoarse voices and a hangover, too. Here's the news from Twitter: https://twitter.com/joshmkorn/status/621545955771330561 https://twitter.com/dkloz/status/621528428295032832 https://twitter.com/jakepereira_/status/621520484954312704 And, apparently, it was entertainment for the nearby neighbors, as well: https://twitter.com/AndrewKnoblauch/status/621522454066757632

So I have this rad setup for my bike that lets me attach Zev's bike to mine. It's like those third wheels you see, where the kid gets their own seat and pedals, but instead of a front wheel, it just attaches to the adult's seat post, except in this case, you can take a normal kid's bike and just attach it to the back of the adult's bike. The advantage over the other setups is that when you get where you're…