Wallingford Neighborhood Blog

Presented by the Wallingford Chamber of Commerce and the Boys & Girls Club Parade begins at 11am, Saturday, July 9. Need some Summer Fun? Come join the Wallingford Kids and make a parade. Dress up in costume, bring your crazy Auntie, bring your mom and dad, too! The Wallingford Chamber of Commerce is proud to present the 67th Annual Wallingford Family

The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) has completed the Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) for the Burke-Gilman Trail Extension Project (Missing Link) and has made the document available for public comment. The DEIS evaluates four alternatives for connecting two existing portions of the Burke-Gilman Trail between the intersection of NW 45th Street and 11th Avenue

This letter was sent to neighbors of Lincoln High School, but all are welcome to join in the discussion: Dear Lincoln High School community: Seattle voters approved the Seattle Public Schools Building Excellence IV (BEX IV) Capital Levy in February 2013, which includes the project to modernize and open Lincoln High School. The meeting will

Every 1st Saturday of the month, UW students and staff get a $2 Market Buck to spend at the University District Farmers Market. Just show your Husky ID at the market info booth: UW Husky Days at U-District Farmers Market.

From Doree at our sister site Phinneywood.com Seattle City Councilmember Mike O’Brien (District 6, NW Seattle) released a proposal today that would make it easier for homeowners to build backyard cottages. Councilmember O’Brien’s bill makes a series of changes to the existing backyard cottage and mother-in-law unit building code, including: Allowing both a backyard cottage