A Bit of Schools History
Where Oak Tree Village is now (Aurora Avenue N and N 100th St.) for many years there was a school called Oak Lake School. Read the fascinating history here.
A Community News Website for Broadview
Where Oak Tree Village is now (Aurora Avenue N and N 100th St.) for many years there was a school called Oak Lake School. Read the fascinating history here.
The people at the Aurora Reimagined Coalition have put together several articles about Aurora Ave N. Starting with What do Citywide Council Candidates think about Aurora? you can catch up. See the articles here.
In case you missed it yesterday the Seattle Times had an article about crime on Aurora Avenue N. Rather than recap the article here is a link to it.
Seattle City Councilmember Cathy Moore (District 5) announced new legislation aimed at cracking down on commercial sexual exploitation and rampant and escalating gun violence associated with it. See the article here.
Yet more news about shootings on Aurora Avenue N, this time a report by KOMO News. Article.
From Seattle City Councilmember Cathy Moore’s newsletter: Following the shooting on North 101st Street that continued on Linden Avenue North to North 96th Street, I had separate meetings with the Mayor as well as residents at North 96th… Read More
District 5 City Councilmember Cathy Moore says she will introduce legislation reinstating the old law against “prostitution loitering,” which the city council repealed unanimously in 2020 with then-mayor Jenny Durkan’s support. She was speaking at a public safety forum… Read More
The Seattle Department of Transportation is studying potential options for the future of Aurora Avenue N. Take a look here. This is a picture of one of the options.
2023 NORA Holiday Weekend Schedule Fri Dec 08 2023 at 06:00 pm to Sat Dec 09 2023 at 02:00 pm Location 10002 Aurora Ave N, Seattle, WA 98133-9329, We are so excited to announce the 2023 NORA Holiday… Read More
An article in the November 19th Seattle Times about neighbors requesting changes to make it safer for pedestrians. The full article is at this link.