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Seattle Public Utilities invites you to a public meeting for the Venema Natural Drainage Project What is the purpose of the meeting? We invite you to come and hear updates on the current status, design, and schedule… Read More
Despite the very cold weather the past few days, ideal tree planting time is nearly upon us! Seattle reLeaf is offering free trees for your yard! Details are below. The Seattle reLeaf Trees for Neighborhoods program is pleased… Read More
Bill Malatinsky at Carkeek Park has just published his newsletter about events at Carkeek, which you can view online here. Viewing the returning salmon is a great family event. And there are other events listed in the newsletter… Read More
Fall 2010 has arrived and with it the rainy season. It is time to clear our storm drains and make sure that our downspouts are flowing away from our homes. However, for some residents this may not enough… Read More
Today People for Puget Sound sponsored a tour at Carkeek Park about storm water and how it affects Piper’s Creek and Puget Sound. The tour started on the beach at Carkeek and proceeded along Piper’s Creek, ending up along a street… Read More
Date: September 21st Time: 6:00 Location: Luther Memorial Church, 13047 Greenwood Ave. N Main Topic: Sustainability Cecile Andrews is speaking at 6:30. Author of Less is More/Slow is Beautiful and Circle of Simplicity. Cecile is the founder of… Read More
Pipers Orchard Festival of Fruit It was a sunny day and a great turn-out at the Pipers Orchard Festival of Fruit. Here are some pictures from that fun event. That apple press really works and the cider was… Read More
Thirty enthusiastic gardeners turned out Monday night for the second of three community design meetings for the new Bitter Lake P-Patch. Daniel Winterbottom and Jen Szabo of Winterbottom Design landscape architects went over the community feedback and preferences from… Read More
E-books are rapidly becoming the way people read books, witness the popularity of the Apple I-Pad, Amazon Kindle, and various smart phones. The Seattle Public Library has a fairly large selection of e-books that you can check out… Read More
The Seattle Department of Planning and Development issued proposed new protection and development regulations on July 14, 2010. Recently I attended a DPD presentation to Seattle Great City, where the city presenters reviewed their study which showed the… Read More
