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Here are a few fun events around town. Christmas ships parade: December 13 – 23, 2016 Lake Washington & Puget Sound Ride onboard with the choir or listen from shore at a bonfire during Christmas Ship Festival. See… Read More
Message from the Mayor Tuesday night concluded one of the most divisive election seasons of our time. It is now time to come together as a nation and work toward positive change in our country and community. No… Read More
BUDGET DISCUSSION: FIRST IMPRESSIONS From SCC Insight, 10/24/2016 KEVINSCH The Council has finished its first round of discussions on the budget. Time for some Monday-evening quarterbacking. The discussions happened in a series of meetings last week and today. For… Read More
Councilmember Tim Burgess EVENT DATE October 5, 2016 5:30 p.m. SEATTLE – The City Council will host its first public hearing on the proposed 2017-18 City budget Wednesday evening in Seattle City Council Chambers. The public will… Read More
September 15 Elisabeth C. Miller Lecture features Ari Novy You won’t want to miss this year’s Elisabeth Carey Miller Memorial Lecture. Dr. Ari Novy, Director of the United States Botanic Garden (pictured at left), will speak on a… Read More
Seattle city government is looking to change its way to communicating with the public. Below is an article from the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods. ======================================================== The City of Seattle is shifting our approach to outreach and engagement. We… Read More
From www.phinneywood.com Greenwood Seafair Parade on Wednesday will bring 100+ floats, drill teams, marching bands to the neighborhood. This year’s theme is “Greenwood: A Community United” with Fire Station 21 firefighters as the grand marshals, in honor of their… Read More
Thank you West Seattle blog for sharing the outcry of the 13 District Council response to the Mayor’s dissolution of the District Council. “Let’s not throw out the whole system – let’s make it better.” That was the… Read More
Lots of articles yesterday on this subject. Here is one: Seattle City Council Insight by Kevin Schofield Late this afternoon, Mayor Murray dropped a bombshell on the District Councils — quite literally. He blew them up. Murray signed an… Read More
information from City of Seattle Trees for Neighborhoods is the City of Seattle’s residential tree planting project. Since 2009, Trees for Neighborhoods has helped Seattle residents plant over 6,300 trees in their yards and along the street. That’s… Read More
