A very observant bar employee led police to a suspect in last week’s abduction and rape incident in Greenwood. Surveillance photos of the suspect released by Seattle Police Here are details from Seattle Police: On June 28th, at approximately 10:15 PM, North...
Last weekend, the Greenwood-Phinney Chamber of Commerce officially launched its new marketing website, called DoPhinneywood.com. The site’s motto is “Art Up and Chow Down in Phinney and Greenwood.” The site has a slideshow of pictures from neighborhood businesses and...
Update: A Phinneywood reader wrote on our Facebook page that owner and dog have been reunited. Jim found this black and white dog wandering off leash around 3 p.m. today on North 79th Street, near Dayton Avenue North. If you are the owner, or know who is, call Jim at...
The City of Seattle’s new Online Boost Project is designed to help neighborhood groups do more effective online outreach and foster online engagement. The OBP is looking for 15 projects that will receive up to $1,000 in matching funds, and will get training from...
The Woodland Park Zoo is giving special Fourth of July treats to many of its animals this weekend as part of its Red, White & Zoo event. Animals will munch on watermelons, corn on the cob, star-shaped popsicles and other picnic food. Photo by Dennis Dow, Woodland...
“Something’s Afoot,” a murder mystery opening at Taproot Theatre Company on July 15, begins by letting you know who didn’t do it. Jenny Cross, Natalie Ann Moe, and Tim Tully. Photo by Erik Stuhaug, Taproot Theatre. “The butler didn’t do it!” So starts this murder...
A la Mode Pies, a pie delivery business currently located on Capitol Hill, is moving operations and opening its first café in Phinney Ridge. A la Mode Pies will be at 5821 Phinney Ave. N. in the space formerly occupied by Dolly’s Dollhouse, next to Hazel Salon &...
The Seattle Human Services Department’s Summer Food Service Program will provide free meals and snacks for children 1-18 at about 90 sites across the city, including one in Greenwood and one in Bitter Lake. The U.S. Department of Agriculture funds the program, also...
Our sister site My Green Lake reports that the Greenlake Farmers Market, at 6501 Aurora Ave. N., has opened for the season. It is open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. seven days a week. Read My Green Lake’s story here.
Santoro’s Books at 7405 Greenwood Ave. N., is celebrating its sixth anniversary from 6-9 p.m. Thursday. Join owner Carol Santoro and her staff as they share food and wine and good book picks. Enter a drawing to win a $60 gift certificate, receive a $6 refund on...
