Time for the monthly Bingo Karaoke at the Greenwood Senior Center at 7 p.m. on Friday night. This extremely popular event brings out folks of all ages. Here’s the younger crowd with their bingo cards. And here’s a more seasoned neighbor singing on the...
9/25 update: The State Liquor Control Board now says there is no issue with Tigertail’s license and the King County Recorder’s Office has no liens on record that would indicate an IRS property seizure. Still no word from Tigertail’s owners....
Thursday is Dish Up Literacy day in Seattle, an event put on by Page Ahead, a non-profit organization that works to increase and develop literacy programs for children. They also distribute 160,000 books to children in need every year. You can help by eating out at...
City Fruit just sent us an update on their harvesting of extra fruit from neighborhood trees to donate to local food banks and senior centers. This season, volunteers with their Phinney harvest program harvested more than 4,000 pounds of fruit. Thank you to all the...
Mike Veitenhans sent us these photos he took earlier today of the inside of the new section of Ken’s Market. Below are the backs of Ken’s Market’s original owner Ken Giles (left) and current co-owner Bill Stamey (right) watching workers install...
The city’s Design Review Board will get its second look at the proposed Greenwood Fred Meyer development on 85th St. at its second Early Design Guidance meeting at 6:30 p.m., next Monday at Ballard High School’s library. The Board got its first look at the...
Seattle Pacific University students on Queen Anne are starting the school year off with community service projects all over the city, including here in Phinney and Greenwood. On Saturday, 800 SPU students will clean up parks, remove graffiti and fix up houses as part...
Seattle Department of Transportation crews will close the two center lanes of the Aurora Bridge on Tuesday to repair the expansion joints. The work will last from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Two lanes will remain open in each direction.
Last week we told you about the upcoming season of Ridge Romp, the children’s entertainment series at the Phinney Center. At that time, they had half the season’s performers set, but now they’ve got the full list. The cost is $3 per person (child or...
Woodland Park Zoo announced today that it has been granted a renewed five-year accreditation by the Association of Zoos & Aquariums’ (AZA) Accreditation Commission. It’s the sixth consecutive time WPZ has received AZA accreditation. According to a press release...