WCSC Helps ‘Avoid Tax Scams’ With Workshop On April 5th
On April 5th, at 1p, join Wallingford Community Senior Center members (and the general public) for a presentation on How To Avoid Tax Scams.
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U.S. Senator Cantwell To Announce Affordable Housing Funding
Tomorrow, on Tuesday, March 27th, at 11:15a, U.S. Senator Maria Cantwell (D-WA) will be at Patrick Place Apartments to announce an increase in Federal resources.
Seattle Councilmember Tim Burgess Issues Update On Homeless Encampment Actions
This week, Seattle City Councilmember Tim Burgess (elected at-large) sent out a follow-up e-mail and blog post on an ordinance introduced to the Council (by Councilmember Mike O’Brien, of District #6) that would create a right to camp on public property for indefinite periods of time. Councilmember Burgess opposed the introduction of the legislation, and has asked citizens to engage in discussion about this issue and the proposed new law.
Seattle Parks & Recreation Offers Opportunity To ‘Name That Park’!
The Seattle Department of Parks & Recreation invites the public to submit potential names for the newest park in Fremont – the western portion of the Fremont Troll’s Knoll.
City Post-Construction Survey On Westlake Protected Bike Lane Closes Soon
The City of Seattle Department of Transportation has completed work on the protected bike lane (cycle track) along Westlake, along with a dedication ceremony held in mid-September.
Help Save Funding For Suicide Prevention
Please contact Governor Christine Gregoire, and your State Legislators, today to save funding for suicide prevention, and the effective work being done by the Youth Suicide Prevention Program (Y.S.P.P.)