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Category Archives: In the Neighborhood
Back to the bunker?
From the NYT “Take back your city NOW,” Mr. Trump wrote in a tweet directed at Mayor Jenny Durkan and Gov. Jay Inslee. “If you don’t do it, I will. This is not a game.” The president added, “Domestic Terrorists have taken … Continue reading
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Crows object to 800 Columbia reopening
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Another one down in the neighborhood
Looks like Swedish is still in a growth mode. Wonder how much stimulus money they received? Photo by Mike Caplow
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Help a neighboring restaurant
From Mike C.: Excellent + and Open from 11-3:00 M-F We’re also using takeout from Sushi Kanpai right down 8th Ave. I hope we can all do our bit to keep the neighborhood shops and restaurants alive!
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Free rhodies!
Two masked Skyliners are back from rescuing wonderful rhodies a nearby construction site this morning. They are now on the fourth floor terrace in buckets and are free for anyone who would like a splash of color in their home. … Continue reading
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Celebrate Earth Day With Our New Mobile App
Thanks to Barb W! Our popular Tree Walks have gone digital! The new Seattle Tree Walks app lets you explore our urban forest from the comfort of your living room or on your own neighborhood stroll. Now more than ever, Seattleites are … Continue reading
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April 1: Join us for a Virtual Civic Cocktail!
Thanks Mary Jane for letting us know. To help keep you informed and engaged during this stay-at-home time, Seattle CityClub is partnering with Town Hall Seattle to present Civic Cocktail as a free, live, digital event! Grab a beverage, a … Continue reading
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About the COVID-19 Response Fund
If interested, please consider donating to the Seattle Foundation’s COVID-19 Response Fund – click here Hosted by Seattle Foundation, the COVID-19 Response Fund will provide flexible resources to organizations in our region working with communities who are disproportionately impacted by … Continue reading
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First Hill Information
Information from First Hill Association. Consider take-out, phone orders and social distancing as a priority. Stay safe.
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Up it goes – craning our necks
Thanks to Mike C., “Not my kind of work!”
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Two eagles make a heart
Great pic from Mike C.
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What goes up must come down
Thanks to Mike C. for the great photo!
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After 91 years
Thanks Michael C. for the photo and sad memory
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Wayfinding in Seattle
Thanks to Barb W.
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Help guide the future of Terry Avenue!
Join the First Hill Improvement Association and your neighbors at the Frye Art Museum (Terry & Cherry) at 5:30pm on Thursday, February 13th for the first of three community visioning events to share ideas and priorities for the future of our … Continue reading
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