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The folks who are leading the Parks Legacy Advisory Committee sent a message to those who attended the community meeting at Bitter Lake Community Center. Below is the message. Note the link to the discussion group notes, which… Read More
Yesterday evening a full house crowd attended the Parks Legacy Meeting at the Bitter Lake Community Center. Attendees sat at tables and reviewed the proposed prioritization and funding that the Parks Legacy Advisory Committee had come up with. … Read More
Seattle Parks and Recreation will host three community meetings in January to get feedback on the work done by the Parks legacy Citizens’ Advisory Committee in preparation for a potential 2014 park and recreation funding ballot measure. The… Read More
In the local news is an attempt to poison dogs at Carkeek Park. Here is a link to an article about it in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. There will probably be more to this story.
The new portion of the Bitter Lake Reservoir park at N 143rd St. and Linden Avenue N will be dedicated at a ceremony on Saturday November 23 at 1 PM. The new addition includes a fitness zone. More… Read More
Right on their November schedule salmon are returning to Piper’s Creek in Carkeek Park. A celebration is held each year on the Friday after Thanksgiving. It’s great fun for family and kids.
If you want to influence the upcoming levy (next year) to support Seattle parks here is an opportunity. The Seattle Parks and Recreation Parks Legacy Plan Citizens Advisory Committee Meeting will be on Thursday, November 7 from 6… Read More
5th Carkeek Forest Restoration Class Starting on August 24th 2013 The Carkeek Forest Restoration Class is a program of 12 Saturday mornings between August 2013 and March 2014, focusing on what you need to know to become involved… Read More
Seattle Parks and Recreation has just annouonced that the new play area on the north side of the Bitter Lake Reservoir has been completed. This improvement is between the already existing plaza at the corner of Linden and… Read More
Carkeek Park’s chum salmon have returned to Pipers Creek. Those chum are a gift to the people of Seattle from the Suquamish Tribe for the Piper’s Creek salmon stock supplementation program. The chum and a few coho return… Read More
