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It is with the same golden-hued filter that some remember catching fireflies in jars on warm summer evenings, or building snowmen in the winter, that I remember Bulk Trash Day

It is with the same golden-hued filter that some remember catching fireflies in jars on warm summer evenings, or building snowmen in the winter, that I remember Bulk Trash Day

There was something a little bit off about the Toyota Highlander parked across the street. A sunshade blocked the front glass, and were those garbage bags over the passenger windows?

A walk, saunter, or waddle down 45th feels a little different today… something catches my eye. It’s purple and green and a little jazzy and wasn’t there last week! I

There’s been a gaping hole in the area bordering Wallingford to the east, along the Ship Canal, and in many hearts around the neighborhood and beyond. Two years ago, someone

Cedarhouse Flowers has moved! They are celebrating their new Wallingford space with an afternoon of flowers, local makers, refreshments, and community on Saturday, June 20, from 12 to 4 pm.

There’s one yard sale on the calendar for the week of June 19 – June 26. Get out there, meet a neighbor, and find some treasure. Sale Address When RETRO

PorchFest is back for its sixth year! After officially renaming the festival last year to reflect its current geography, Tangletown PorchFest returns with an all-day line-up of music for neighbors

Did you know that Wallingford is home to one of the largest collections of early twentieth-century residences in Seattle? The Wallingford Bungalow is an Arts & Crafts treasure found here,
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Edna at QFC rocks!
But also important to surviving in Wallingford is the Wallingford Community Senior Center on the ground floor level of the…
Great article. Thanks for sharing.
thanks for all of this information!! Really helps as we live on Pacific Street!! Well done!
Edna continued from Food Giant, for those who remember. She is a wonderful person and a gift to the community.