Sasquatch Studios at 6108 Phinney Ave. N. will carry children’s clothing and accessories made by nearby business Mimi Rose, after Mimi Rose closes its doors next month. Mimi Rose owner and designer Margaret Rose is closing up shop and taking an extended vacation...
Christina wrote to tell us that her car was stolen from her carport in Bitter Lake, just north of Greenwood, over the weekend: We live in Bitter lake, and woke Sunday morning to our Honda Element missing from our driveway. It was stolen from our carport between 10pm...
It’s time once again for the Woodland Park Zoo’s Fall Fecal Fest, where gardeners hope to be the few lucky ones able to purchase the zoo’s prized Zoo Doo or Bedspread. Photo by Ryan Hawk, Woodland Park Zoo. Zoo Doo is the most exotic and highly...
If you plan to drive over the Aurora Bridge on Sunday, remember that Seattle Department of Transportation is still working on the suicide prevention fence, so you’ll have to deal with lane closures and backups in both directions. – From 6 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on...
The Seattle Public Library is offering more workshops for job seekers, in partnership with WorkSource at South Seattle Community College. Workshops are free and registration is not required, but seating may be limited, so get there early. Each workshop is held at...
Crews started demolishing the old Fire Station 21 this week, to make way for the new two-story station. Here’s what the site looked like early Friday morning. And this was the site at 12 p.m. James, one of the equipment operators from Maclin Enterprises, told us...
The old Fire Station 21 at Greenwood Avenue North and North 73rd Street is coming down. The Defenders of Greenwood moved five blocks south to the corner of Greenwood and North 68th Street, where they are currently living in industrial trailers, and Engine 21 is...
Seattle City Councilmember Nick Licata has launched a new online resource to track the city’s many neighborhood art walks, including the monthly Greenwood-Phinney Art Up Artwalk, on the second Friday evening of every month. Seattle Neighborhood Art...
The September issue of Sunset Magazine highlights seven of our neighborhood businesses in an article titled “Call it Etsy Ave.: A string of indie shops comes to Phinney Ridge’s Greenwood Ave.” Author Jess Thomson and photographer Jose Mandojana highlight the “one-off...
A free seminar downtown tonight promises to show you ways to reduce crime around your home and neighborhood through better architectural and environmental design. The seminar is hosted by the city, Seattle Police Department, Downtown Seattle Association and the...