Wallingford Neighborhood Blog

SPU tested water in a small percentage of older Seattle homes with galvanized piping.  Results  showed lead levels well below allowable federal limits. Seattle Public Utilities released the results yesterday. From KOMO: “This sampling protocol was much more extensive than the standard federal test, and should give customers an added sense of confidence in their water,”

The 34th Annual Nordstrom Beat the Bridge to Beat Diabetes race is coming up Sunday May 15th.  As in years past, the race will take place at Husky Stadium and will conclude with an on-the-field celebration, complete with an awards ceremony and a Diaper Derby for the little ones. Local food trucks are going to be

From Doree at our sister site Phinneywood.com The Phinney Neighborhood Association has compiled a very long list of businesses inside and outside our neighborhood that are helping to raise funds for businesses, employees and residents affected by last Wednesday’s explosion in downtown Greenwood. That list is being continually updated, so please check it often. Here

Seattle’s an amazing city, right? We all know that. But surprisingly, not all of the outside world does. A group of filmmakers, including Director of Photography & Fremont denizen Dan McComb, have set out to change that with “We Make Seattle,” a community funded short film highlighting why Seattle is the ideal home for creative

Seattle Channel, Seattle CityClub and Crosscut are hosting a Civic Cocktail March 2 from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Tom Douglas Palace Ballroom. Seattle Mayor Ed Murray will join us to discuss equity and growth, working with a new city council and the city’s homelessness crisis. Then, a panel including Seattle city council