The Seattle Municipal Archives recently posted this old shot of the Wallingford Firehouse c. 1914 to the Wallingford Flickr pool: Now, of course, it's the 45th St Clinic. But look at those roads people. Anyone still want to complain about the city's plowing efforts this past winter?
We got our copy of the Wallingford eNews today, and our porta-potty questions have been answered. It sounds like Wallingford businesses have risen to the challenge and are covering the costs of the porta-potties that the city wouldn't: Our initial thought was that 10 potties would be adequate, and we could get 10 businesses to be "Porta-Pottie Patriots" on July 4th to pay for it. But now the Honey Bucket folks have told us we need three banks of 10 potties…
Planning a trip to the Woodland Park Zoo soon? The Seattlest has the story on the Battle of Adorableness. Our money's on the tribble.
If you never caught local starlet and "international cabaret chanteuse" Julie Cascioppo's 1990's weekly gig at the Pink Door ("a series of 'mini one-woman operas,' performed in the guises of some 20 different deadpan comic characters") or any of her one woman shows, you've got an opportunity to right a wrong this Saturday, June 27th 7:30 pm at the Good Shepherd Center. She'll be performing her show "I Love Being Abroad: Hello Bali!" ("a 75-minute musical trip [through] Paris, Istanbul, India…
This week's 4pm cooking demonstration at this Wednesday's Wallingford Farmer's Market (3 - 7 pm at Wallingford Center) will be by chef Amy McCray of Eva's Restaurant and Wine Bar (2227 N 56th). Here's the "What's Fresh" report from the organizers (culled for Wallingford): Raspberries are in! Find them now at Alm Hill Gardens.... Strawberry season remains in full swing, as we progress from one variety to another. Look for them at Jessie’s Berries, Hayton, Tiny’s and Collins at all markets,…
At some point or another, we've covered most of the fine dining Wallingford has to offer with a few exceptions, Art of Table ("focused on bringing people together to dine in a communal fashion and to enjoy the bounties of the table") and Elemental @ Gasworks ("an eclectic culinary adventure") being the most egregious omissions. Truth is, with Baby Z now fully locomotive, eating out is dropping off our schedule. So we turn to you, Wallyhood readers: who can provide a…
If the presence of all those triploids don't freak you out, maybe you'll want to take advantage of Sunday's Open Swim to take a dip in Green Lake: Seattle Parks and Recreation is still accepting registrations for the Green Lake Open Water Swim, a half-mile or mile swim that takes place on Sunday, June 28. Open water swimming is a unique activity in which swimmers can truly enjoy their surroundings, stretch out their strokes, and get into a rhythm over a…