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Seattle Parks and Recreation will be operating Bitter Lake Community Center (13035 Linden Ave. N) as a warming and emergency overnight shelter for families with children, and people living in vehicles. Single adults and couples are welcome at… Read More
Let’s get out of our homes and meet our neighbors. Get to know our issues and share yours. Something for everyone. Carkeek Park fun work party Date: Saturday, February 17, 2018 Time: 9:00 AM Where: Follow the STARS directional… Read More
On Friday September 9 District 5 Councilmember Debora Juarez walked with residents through part of the Bitter Lake Hub Urban Village. The visit was arranged by Richard Dyksterhuis, long time activist for improving Bitter Lake safety. The group… Read More
On July 25 Seattle City Council adopted legislation to amend the Land Use Code to rezones sites in the Bitter Lake Village Hub Urban Village and to amend development standards. The zoning proposals are based on an inclusive… Read More
If your street isn’t doing a Night Out, don’t miss all the fun, join Bitter Lake’s Night Out. Everyone is welcome! Here’s a link to the flyer: Bitter Lake Night Out Flyer
From Northwest News Bits Thank you for your past participation in the Broadview – Bitter Lake – Haller Lake Neighborhood Plan Update. In response to the community’s neighborhood plan, Seattle’s Office of Planning and Community Development has drafted zoning… Read More
From the Neighborhood Engagement Coordinator/AmeriCorps VISTA City of Seattle, Office of the Mayor Dear Bitter Lake neighbor, Thank you for participating in Bitter Lake’s Find It, Fix It Community Walk on November 14! Mayor Ed Murray created these… Read More
The good folks at the Bitter Lake P-Patch had another successful year, as noted in the report they published, printed below. Bitter Lake P-Patch Annual Report 2014 Even though this was only our second summer at Bitter Lake P-Patch,… Read More
Bitter Lake Community Center’s annual pancake breakfast will be held this Sunday February 23 from 9 AM – Noon. Tickets are $5 ages 4-64, $4 ages 64 plus, children ages 0-3 eat free. This is always a fun… Read More
