It is time to submit ideas and proposals to the City of Seattle Department of Neighborhoods on ways we can improve our streets and parks, through the ‘Your Voice, Your Choice’ (YVYC) initiative. This year, $3,000,000 will be spent on small-scale improvements, submitted by us and our neighbors, between now and February 2nd.
Community groups with proposals on how to renovate, expand, or upgrade a Seattle Park are hereby invited to apply for the Major Project Challenge Fund (MPCF,) a Seattle Park District funding initiative.
With his new role covering education, Seattle City Councilmember Rob Johnson has asked to hear from us about what’s most important in the world of education. Please, send an e-mail, to rob.johnson@seattle.gov, and give him insights about how to ensure all of Seattle’s students, and their families, receive support and the systems they need to succeed.
The Equinox Building in Fremont, at 711 N 35th St, has had two break-ins over the last week. The building manager would like help identifying the suspects, and she hopes to warn neighbors of potential threats to their property.
On Monday, December 11th, at 6:30p, hear from three progressive politicians with fresh ideas: City of Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan, Seattle City Councilmember Teresa Mosqueda and State Senator-elect Manka Dhingra.
Today is Small Business SaturdayTM and a good day to remember what small, local businesses do for our community.
A member of the North Seattle Precinct Advisory Council sent out a report about a current phone scam.
In an effort to get household customers to clear leaves from storm drains, Seattle Public Utility (SPU) will allow for free extra yard waste during the month of November.
In the next week, representatives from Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) will be at local sites for drop-in sessions with the public about the Ship Canal Water Quality Project, and the upcoming construction of the Ship Canal Storage Tunnel to be located beneath Fremont and Ballard.
On Thursday, October 26th, from 6p – 7:30p, at Hale’s Palladium, the City of Seattle Department of Neighborhoods will host an Open House to share information and discuss to how housing is growing, and being built, in our city.
