October 2018
National Drug Take Back Day is this Saturday, October 27
information from Seattle Police Department
On Saturday, October 27th, from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm the Seattle Police Department and the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration will give the public its 16th opportunity in eight years to prevent pill abuse and theft by ridding their homes of potentially dangerous expired, unused, and unwanted prescription drugs. Bring your pills for disposal to any one of the five Seattle Police Department precincts. (We cannot accept liquids or needles or sharps, only pills or patches.) The service is free and anonymous, no questions asked.
Nearly 250 temporary parking spaces open up under viaduct; Viaduct comes down in January
information from WSDOT
There are plenty of new parking spaces along the waterfront. WSDOT’s contractor Kiewit is almost finished creating close to 250 parking spaces beneath the Alaskan Way Viaduct.
You can reach these spaces via the northbound local-access lane beneath the viaduct. These 4-hour, back-in angle parking spaces will be in place until the contractor begins preparation for removing the viaduct in early 2019. Our Alaskan Way page contains a map of the new street alignment.
South King County Candidate Forum Oct. 28
Come meet your candidates, hear their stances on issues and voice yours too at APACEvotes' FIRST EVER South King County Candidate Forum!
Featuring your candidates from Legislative Districts 30, 31, 33, 47
Eight candidates have confirmed:
Legislative District 30 State Representative Pos. 1 Candidate Mike Pellicciotti
Legislative District 30 State Representative Pos. 2 Candidate Kristine Reeves
Legislative District 30 State Senator Claire Wilson
Legislative District 31 State Representative Pos 1 Candidate Victoria Mena
Legislative District 33 State Representative Pos. 2 candidate Anthony Lamb
Legislative District 33 State Representative Pos. 2 candidate Mia Gregerson
Legislative District 47 State Representative Pos. 1 candidate Debra Entenman
Legislative District 47 State Senator Mona Das
Friday, October 26, 2018 at Kent Memorial Park Building, 5:30-8pm.
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White Center Food Bank Charity Auction Nov. 16 will offer some special items
Join Meat the Live Butcher and renowned auctioneer Fred Granado for the White Center Food Bank Live Auction Nov. 16 at the White Center Eagles.
Doors will open at 3pm with dinner at 5pm. Tickets are $15 or reserve a seat for $25.
There will be a drawing for a scooter at 8pm.
Live music and more are part of the party but your help is needed. Donations are needed!
Gift baskets, gift cards/certificates/ wine, Seahawk gear are needed for the Silent Auction but direct donations can be dropped off at the Live Butcher 9432 16th Ave. SW
Among the items up for auction are a custom kids Pedal Car decked out in Seahawk colors with roll and pleat upholstery, a SIGNED limited edition Fender Guitar from one of the founders of The Ventures, Don Wilson. two mounted canvas photographs from West Seattle's Patrick Robinson and much more.
The Eagles is located at10452 15th Ave SW.
Wildcats overcome Crusaders challenge
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Harvest Festival will fill the Junction with Fall fun Oct.28
information from West Seattle Junction
Quickly becoming a West Seattle beloved fall event, Harvest Fest will once again bring out the costumed (kids, adults and pets!), the daring (chili cook-off) and musical (parade) and the thirsty (root beer garden) as the West Seattle Junction closes down California Ave for a fantastic fall festival.
October 28th – 10am to 2pm
Join the Facebook Invitation here! Join the Facebook Chili Cook-Off Invitation here!
Check out the festival fun:
GAMES, CRAFTS AND ACTIVITIES 10 am – 2pm Games and arts activities brought to you many merchants, nonprofits and community groups all along California Ave from SW Alaska St to Edmunds.
Mayor Durkan launches Seattle’s new traffic incident “Response Team” to help stranded drivers, clear debris and vehicles
From the office of Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan
As Seattle Prepares for New Era of Tough Traffic Beginning with the Permanent Closure of SR 99 Viaduct on January 11, 2019, Response Team Will Help Ensure Seattle Makes the Most of Available Streets
The Neighborhood Street Fund (NSF) 2019 application is now open
information from Seattle Department of Transportation
This cycle will be a little different from previous cycles. Based on the feedback we received from past participants, we have improved the process in the following ways:
