As the Seattle City Council continue to consider legislation governing the building of homes in the side lots of existing houses, the debate has grown… Read More »Side Lot Tower Homes Issue Gets Heat Under It
On Sunday, April 6th, the Lake Union Liveaboard Association (LULA) held a celebration at The Ballroom to acknowledge the great progress they’ve achieved in fighting… Read More »LULA Celebrates Some Success In Saving Seattle’s Houseboats
Senior Services is now accepting nominations for the 2014 Inspire Positive Aging Award. King County is filled with older adults whose lives inspire us about… Read More »Nominations Sought by Senior Services For The ‘2014 Inspire Positive Aging Award’
On Thursday, April 3rd, starting at 7p, Seattle Pacific University has the distinct honor of hosting a special, free lecture by Madeleine Albright on issues… Read More »Free Presentation At SPU By Madeleine Albright
The existing Hazard Mitigation plan is being updated as part of the City’s emergency management program. The plan will only be as good as the… Read More »City Seeks Input For Revisions Of The Hazard Mitigation Plan
The southbound exit from Aurora Avenue North/SR99 onto Dexter Way North will be closed from 9a – 3p on Friday, March 29th.
On Saturday, April 5th, Mayor Murray will fulfill his promise with the “2014 Neighborhood Summit’ from 9a – 1p in the Seattle Center Exhibition Hall.
The City of Seattle survey on the Pedestrian Zone Mapping Project has been extended to March 31st, to allow people time to review materials and… Read More »Public Survey On The Pedestrian Zone Mapping Project
On Monday, March 3rd, at 5p, the Lake Union District Council (LUDC) will meet to catch up on current events and news from the neighborhoods… Read More »Agenda for the March LUDC Meeting Posted
The February meeting of the Fremont Neighborhood Council (FNC) is next Monday, the 24th, at 7p at Doric Temple #92. The meeting is open to… Read More »Agenda Posted for February Fremont Neighborhood Council Meeting
