Ellie’s Lemonade and Bake Sale July 26

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Posted: July 16, 2014

A Broadview neighbor’s granddaughter came up with a fun way to support a worthy cause, the Greenwood Food Bank.  Below is a message from her grandfather about the event.

Ellie came up with the idea 3 years ago saying, “I want to do a Lemonade and Cupcake Stand and give the money to the poor people”.   It was entirely her idea, and that summer in 2012 she raised over $350.00, all of which was donated to the Greenwood Food Bank.  Last year she got her friend Annabelle to help, and with donations of baked goods and money from family, friends, neighbors, and drive-bys she was able to donate over $600.00 to the Food Bank.
This year on Saturday, July 26th from 12 to 3PM Ellie hopes to give even more to the folks in need.  Please join her on the Corner of 3rd Ave. N.W. and N.W. 143rd Street with whatever you can give, including baked goods to sell.  If you cannot attend you can always make a check out to The Greenwood Food Bank (Volunteers of America) and send it to her home, our home, or the Food Bank on her behalf.   Addresses are listed below.
A 2012 picture of Ellie (5 years old) and her personalized homemade sign, with a 2013 picture of Ellie (6) on the left and Annabelle (7) on the right are attached.
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If you have any questions, please feel free to call Ellie’s grandfather, Chris Bihary at (206) 331-0265.
Please pass this on to family, friends, and Broadview neighbors making this another year to remember what one little girl’s idea can do.
My Sincere Thanks,
Chris Bihary, 211 N.W. 143rd St., Seattle 98177
Ellie Franklin-Bihary, 10545 Palatine Ave. N., Seattle 98133
Greenwood Food Bank, 9041 Greenwood Ave. N., Seattle 98103
( Volunteers of America )

6th Annual Heaven and Earth Art at Carkeek Park Begins July 12

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Posted: July 8, 2014

In collaboration with Seattle Parks and Recreation and the Carkeek Park Advisory Council, the Center on Contemporary Art (CoCA) has orchestrated an exhibition of temporary artwork in the forest of Carkeek Park for the sixth consecutive year, from July 12, 2014 – October 20.

Opening Reception with artists in attendance is 2-5pm, Saturday, July 12 at the Environmental Learning Center, 1000 Carkeek Park Road, Seattle WA 98177.

More information is available here http://www.heavenandearthexhibition.org/index.htm

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SPU Broadview Projects Update Now Online

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Posted: June 27, 2014

On June 18 Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) held a meeting at the Bitter Lake Community Center to inform the public about options to address sewer problems in the Dayton Avenue area and options to address surface water runoff problems in the 12th Ave. NW area.  A large crowd asked a lot of questions.  If you missed the meeting you can now get the information on SPU’s website for the Broadview projects.

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The Project Update section has links to the presentation slides and the display boards.  There is also a list of upcoming project milestones and update meetings.

 

Free Classes on How to Keep Waterways Safe From Your Car’s Oil Leaks

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Posted: June 25, 2014

Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) says you can help keep water safe and clean by preventing pollution at its source.  And it is offering free classes on how to do so.

Free Auto Leaks Class

Help keep oil and other fluid leaks from your car from harming our local waterways and wildlife.

Join the experts at South Seattle Community College, Shoreline Community College, Renton Technical College and West Seattle High School for a free auto leaks class. Have your car inspected, learn where most leaks occur, how to fix them and get an oil spill cleanup kit.

Classes are offered at different times. Upcoming dates include the list below (call to confirm).

  • July 10, 2014: Shoreline Community College (6-10 p.m.)
  • July 19, 2014: Renton Technical College (1-5 p.m.)
  • July 19, 2014: South Seattle Community College (9 a.m. – 1 p.m.)
  • July 24, 2014: Shoreline Community College (6-10 p.m.)
  • August 9, 2014: South Seattle Community College (9 a.m. – 1 p.m.)
  • September 13, 2014: South Seattle Community College (9 a.m. – 1 p.m

Register with one of the options below:

More information is available at this site.

5th Annual Celebrate North Seattle this Sunday June 22

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Posted: June 18, 2014

The fifth annual Celebrate North Seattle event will be held at Oaktree Village, 10000 Aurora Ave. N,  this Sunday June 22.

There will be some new food trucks: Streetzeria and Quack Dogs, and the bringing back the sweet tooth favorite Street Donuts . North Seattle’s very own Buckets of Rain will be kicking off the musical tunes followed by a high-energy dance performance by Kagaka Lua .   The kid’s carnival will also feature a couple of new games, the classic inflatables and prizes.

Visit the community interactive section that was new to Celebrate North Seattle last year.  These are activities intentionally designed to help you get to know your neighbors!

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Christ the King Student Art On Display at SAM

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Posted: June 13, 2014

Charlie Tan AMHS Art Show 2014 Tate Nelson AMHS Art Show 2014Year after year, Christ the King Catholic School – located in the heart of Broadview – enters student artwork in juried art shows throughout the Seattle area. Time and time again, the students receive awards and honors for their exceptional work led by visual arts teacher, Mrs. Jan Rowe. This year, Charlie Tan took 2nd place and Tate Nelson took 3rd place for Sacred Art in the Archbishop Murphy High School Juried Art Show. Their art will be on display at the Seattle Art Museum from Sept. 10th through October 7th. In the 2014 Catholic Daughters of America Education Contest, Oliver Lane took 2nd place locally and Jersey Patterson took 3rd place locally in Division I. In the same contest, Preston Durr took 3rd place locally and Virginia Patterson took 1st place locally and placed 3rd in the state for their artwork in Division II. Congratulations CKS students for your excellence in art!

Christ the King Catholic School offers challenging core academic curriculum, K-8th grade Spanish instruction, music education, dramatic arts, PE, and an award-winning visual arts program. CKS is a small school that cherishes ­­­it’s community. CKS has limited enrollment opportunities for the 2014-2015 school year. You can contact the admission office at 206-859-5109 to schedule a tour or to learn more about the academic programs.

Christ the King Catholic School

415 North 117th Street

Seattle, WA  98133

www.ckseattle.org

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New North Precinct Early Design Ideas Floated to Design Commission

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Updated: June 12, 2014

A new facility for the Seattle Police Department North Precinct is slated to be built on the southeast corner of Aurora Ave. N and N 130th St.  It will take several years for the whole project to be finished, but it is moving along.

As part of the process to acquire property for the new North Precinct Police Station, on May 9 the Superior Court granted the City of Seattle condemnation power for the parcel at 12800 Aurora Ave. N. (King County Parcel Number 192604-9173). Last December, City Council approved the City’s intention to acquire ownership of the property, either through a negotiated settlement or, if necessary, using its power of eminent domain (condemnation) for public use. Using the action of condemnation keeps the project on track and there may be favorable tax advantages to the sellers as well.

On the facility design front, the project team shared program and site information at the Seattle Design Commission meeting on May 15. The commissioners offered additional ideas for the design team to consider.  The full presentation is available at this link.  Specifics about the design ideas so far begin at slide 34 of the presentation.

Below is a general concept drawing of how the facility might be laid out.  There are more design concepts in the presentation.

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Crosscut Article on Responding to a Disaster

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Posted: June 10, 2014

The online magazine Crosscut has an article about the development by neighborhood volunteers of ways to communicate in the event of a disaster that closes down all electronic communication.  The full article is located here.

Broadview is one of the neighborhoods participating in this effort.  The Broadview volunteers have information about preparedness and communication hubs at their site Broadview Prepares.

 

Bitter Lake P-Patch is Thriving

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Posted: June 4, 2014

Last year the Bitter Lake P-Patch on the north side of the Bitter Lake Reservoir opened for gardening after many years of effort.  Recently one of the gardeners composed a report of the first year.  You can read the report at this link BLPP 2013 SPU Report

Thanks for all the work and the resulting improvement in our community!

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