The Seattle Channel’s Roberto Romero hosted a recent episode of City Stream from the Greenwood Seafair Parade.
Seattle Department of Transportation’s Neighborhood Street Fund Program has released a summary of the July 19 public meeting that centered on why it wanted to remove the pedestrian overpass from Holman Road NW and 13th Avenue NW as it installs new signalized crosswalks. Many neighbors said they wanted the overpass to remain. SDOT plans to discuss neighbors’ concern and come up with a plan by the end of August. You can still email your comments and questions to [email protected].
Leslie says she lost her wedding ring sometime Friday night between 5-8:30 p.m., somewhere along Greenwood Avenue North between the Phinney Center and North 76th Street. It’s 14k white gold with small, inset diamonds; no engraving inside other than maker stamps “14k” and “US.” She’s offering a reward. If you find it, please call 206-730-6292.
The Phinney Center has a job opening for Preschool Co-op Twos Teacher. This position is responsible for teaching a two-hour class of 18 2- and 3-year-olds twice a week, with the help of nine parent volunteers every day. Salary is $800-$900 a month. See the full job description here.
AlertSeattle is reminding people that they can find their closest Community Emergency Hub by going to https://bit.ly/hubsnearme, then searching by address of clicking on the map of nearest hubs.
Northwest Chamber Chorus is holding auditions from 1-4 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 27, at Phinney Ridge Lutheran Church, 7500 Greenwood Ave. N., by appointment with Music Director Mark Kloepper. One prepared classical audition piece and sight-singing is required. To schedule an audition, contact Betsy Brockman, Executive Director at [email protected].
Ryan tells us he lost a pair of black Oakley sunglasses somewhere around 70th Street and Sycamore on Aug. 6. Please email him if you’ve seen them.
Seattle Public Utilities Water Conservation Program is partnering with Sound Generations Minor Home Repair program to remove old toilets and replace them with water-saving toilets at no cost to qualified homeowners. To be eligible, you must receive a Seattle Public Utilities water bill, live in the home you own, have toilets that were installed before 2004 and meet income guidelines. Call Sound Generations at 206-448-5751 or visit www.seattle.gov/util/FreeToilets.
