Back by popular demand, Hub & Bespoke has organized a speed-dating-on-bicycle gathering for next month. Since last year’s ride, many singles have asked when it would happen again. The answer is June 12th, at 6:30p!
This Thursday, May 3rd, from 6:30p – 8:30p, Molly Moon Neitzel will be at Book Larder to promote her new ‘cookbook’ titled Molly Moon’s Homemade Ice Cream.
A joint study by Group Health Research Institute and Bastyr University Research Institute has found that type 2 diabetes patients who received naturopathic care (as an adjunct to conventional care) had lower blood-sugar levels, better eating and exercise habits, improved moods, and a stronger sense of control over their condition than did patients receiving only conventional care.
Tonight turn clocks forward one hour to for Daylight Savings Time. At 2a on Sunday, March 11th, all clocks in our region will be set forward an hour – and leave most of us an hour less to sleep. Why not take a preventative nap…and lose an hour of fun instead.
On Thursday, March 15th, from 6p – 7:30p, at the Bastyr Center for Natural Health, a free and open-to-the-public conversation of tips on healthy eating by Ryan Bradley, ND, MPH, supervisor of Bastyr’s Diabetes & Cardiovascular Wellness Shift.
On Wednesday, March 7th, from 6p – 8p, come see the preferred design draft for the improvements for the B.F. Day Elementary School playground. The meeting, held in the school gymnasium, is the third, and last, of community outreach efforts to get Fremonsters involved in planning what we want to see on our playground.
At Karin Collins Taiji & Qigong Studio, kids can spend mid-winter break learning ‘Kung Fu Acting for Movies.’ Combining cinematic and martial arts, this fun series of classes – held February 20th through 24th – will allow aspiring actors a chance to perform scenes from their own original scripts.
After an unavoidable, but thankfully brief, delay, the new location of the Fremont Anytime Fitness opened on Wednesday, January 4th in the LakeView Building, at 837 N. 34th St.
For Seattlites concerned about the extra volume of recycling created by holiday activities, Seattle Public Utilities issued the reminder that residents can always recycle as much as they want at no extra charge. Simply put additional recyclables in sturdy bins or boxes next to the recycling receptacle on collection day.
In an effort to remind everyone to compost – rather than dump – unwanted Halloween treats, the Seattle Public Utilities has announced a contest inviting everyone to share their scary tales of horrors faced when confronting the bottom of the Halloween candy stash.
