The Crown Hill Playground Project Committee, comprised of parents, community members and Small Faces board of director members, are hard at work on an initiative to build a new playground at the Crown Hill Center.
"Small Faces is teaming…MORE
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Seattle Parks places 25-foot ban on smoking in all city parks
Sun, 02/21/10
Just one day after Seattle Parks and Recreation Superintendent Tim Gallagher’s Feb. 17 announcement that he decided to ban all smoking in all Seattle parks, despite other recommendations from the Board of Park Commissioners, he announced he would…MORE
UPDATE: Residents outraged over unannounced Pigeon Point 24-Hour parking ban
Sat, 02/20/10
As a result of Riser Homes' construction of two houses on 23rd Avenue SW a few hundred feet up the hill from the Youngstown Cultural Arts Center, most houses in the Pigeon Point neighborhood have 24-hour no-parking signs in front of their houses…MORE
St. Al's grows garden to give back
Sat, 02/20/10
It was an unseasonably nice day for a bit of gardening Feb. 20, and nearly 50 volunteers from St. Alphonsus School took advantage of it, building a large garden the school plans to use to give back to communities near and far.
The garden…MORE
Marcee Stone makes bid for 34th District Pos. 2
Fri, 02/19/10
Democrat Marcee Stone announced her candidacy for 34th District State Representative Position 2 today. Incumbent Senator Joe McDermott is running for the County Council seat vacated by King County Executive Dow Constantine. Position 2 incumbent…MORE
North Highline Unincorporated Area Council Elections to be held May 20th
Fri, 02/19/10
Elections to the North Highline Unincorporated Area Council will be held on May 20, 2010. Anyone interested in serving the community through the council must submit an application. There are a total of seven positions available, one from each of…MORE
Reminder: Sewer Project to Close Street in West Seattle
Fri, 02/19/10
A route to South Seattle Community College from Delridge Way SW will be closed from Monday, February 22 to April 5 to vehicles and to pedestrians. The closure is required to allow a private contractor to install underground utilities to serve new…MORE
What do you want from your library? Attend a 'Citywide Conversation' next month to help plan future services
Fri, 02/19/10
What’s one thing you wish the Library could provide, or change? What’s the role of the Library in our community? What should the Library be doing in five to 10 years? How should the Library be using new technology? You’ll have an…MORE
Smoking ban in parks lasts one day
Fri, 02/19/10
Seattle Parks and Recreation Superintendent Tim Gallagher decided Feb. 18 to relax a rule banning smoking in parks one day after he created it.
The ban would have gone into effect April 1, but Gallagher reversed course and approve the…MORE
Phinney-Greenwood oldest house contest has a winner
Fri, 02/19/10
In November, the Greenwood-Phinney Historical Society launched a contest to find the oldest house in the neighborhood. On Feb. 18, the society announced a winner.
Anna and Scott Sturgeon won the contest with their 1902 Phinney Ridge home…MORE
