Julie Wittmann wrote up this handy summary of the public school sitch: Open Enrollment for School Choice is February 24 – March 7! Parents of new students should visit the SPS Enrollment
One of the great things about living in Seattle is that people here dig trees. There are door-to-door tree volunteers who do things like inventory street trees. Old trees can
Karen Fletcher writes: Greetings Friends! I’m having another China slideshow on 2/25 at 7p.m. at Wallingford’s Wide World Books & Maps (4411 Wallingford Ave N), and this is just 2 days
Here’s a bit of fun for you (or horror, depending on your sense of detachment from crisis): Jeffrey Lin has created a map of Seattle as it will appear should
Colleen Hackett, Parks Operations Crew Chief, sent in this response to comments on the Wallingford Playfield Update post: Because the playfield is intended for youth soccer, wear-and-tear from play is
Jack King writes: We’re looking for a few good loyal Lynx alumni to become Class Representatives for the Lincoln Lynx Alumni Association (LLAA). If you like to write, email, text,
Wallingford, aka Friday North,* is back on top! In January, you and your neighbors took part in more outreach events than all other neighborhoods in the Think Green Recycling Challenge.
More resolution on the property sale we reported over the weekend, that will apparently displace Sugar on Top and Sutra. Patience McGhan, owner / hair stylist at the Sugar on
What a fun idea! Thanks Wallingford Chamber of Commerce.