Wallingford Neighborhood Blog

A walkout is planned this morning in many Seattle schools, to protest Congress’ reaction to gun violence in schools, exactly one month after the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland. Students from thousands of schools across the country will leave their classes at 10am, and remain out for 17 minutes, one minute to

Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) contractor crews will be repairing a sewer pipe at the intersection of Sand Point Way N.E. and N.E. Windermere Road. Work is scheduled to begin Tuesday, March 6 and should take a day or less to complete. Construction at this site is weather dependent and may be rescheduled in the event

The Central Library and all branches of The Seattle Public Library will be closed on Wednesday, March 7, 2018, for a staff in-service day. The Central Library book drop will be closed. All branch book drops will remain open. No Library material will be due on that day. All branch library parking garages will be

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Seattle Department of Neighborhoods invites all Seattle residents to celebrate Neighbor Day on Saturday, February 10 by indulging in random acts of kindness. Neighbor Day is a special day set aside to reach out to neighbors, make new friends, and express thanks to those who help make our neighborhoods a great place to live. Residents, businesses, and