Christ the King Catholic School’s middle school students will perform the family favorite “GREASE” – suitable for all ages. Performance Dates: Thursday, March 29 at 7:00 PM, Friday, March 30 at 7:00 PM, Saturday March 31 at 2:00 PM & 7:00 PM. Tickets: $10.00 general admission all ages. Call 206-364-6890. The performances are being held…
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The folks at the Broadview Co-op Preschool are holding an open house on Saturday March 24. Here is some information about the open house and the preschool that they sent us. Looking for a preschool that engages your child, keeps you involved and supports families? Then check out Broadview Co-op Preschool! We have openings for…
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The new concrete sidewalk on the north side of N 125th St. from Greenwood Ave. N to the Interurban Trail (Lowe’s) is now finished. Crews finished landscaping recently. Local residents can and do now walk to and from on a safe, convenient walkway. This project was selected using the Seattle Pedestrian Master Plan, which is a long-term…
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Congratulations Broadview – Bitter Lake – Haller Lake! After much community effort, your neighborhood plan update is finished. We are now ready to take action to make Broadview, Bitter Lake and Haller Lake the neighborhoods we strive for. Please join us to make a vibrant and healthy Broadview-Bitter Lake-Haller Lake: Tuesday, March 13 6:30 p.m….
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Courtesy of Kate Martin from Greenwood here is some information about development of greenways in a nearby neighborhood. Greenways Planning / Participation There is planning underway city-wide to map Greenways. Greenways are a new (new to Seattle) kind of bike route that is more kid-friendly / family friendly and suitable for older folks as well…
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Last fall King County Metro proposed eliminating most bus service on Route 28 above NW 103rd St. Based on public response Metro has deferred this change for now. Here is the current statement from Metro about Route 28. Recently Ashley DeForest, Community Relations Planner at Metro, sent the following e-mail about upcoming meetings where you can…
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The new concrete sidewalk on the north side of N 125th St. from Greenwood Ave. N to the Interurban Trail is starting to take shape. Concrete has been poured for about half of the length. It’s a good thing there will be a real sidewalk soon. The asphalt “sidewalk”…
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The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) has a program to fund improvements for safe ways for school students to walk or bike to school. They just announced the current round of application and selection. Anyone in our neighborhood interested? WSDOT today issued a “call for projects” for our Safe Routes to School program. The…
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Sustainable Works, a local non-profit, has a program to help residents reduce home energy use and costs. Here is their recent press release. Seattle, Wash. (January, 2012) –Seattle residents have an exciting opportunity to access stimulus funds to improve the energy efficiency of their home through a City of Seattle program called Community Power Works….
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