Crown Hill Neighbors has received new Crown Hill T-shirts in a variety of sizes and colors, just in time for the holidays. You and members of your family or block can show your Crown Hill pride in navy shirts with green lettering or charcoal shirts with light grey lettering. We still have many children’s tees in [...] [...]
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[ November 30, 2011; 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. ] The salmon are beginning their return to Pipers Creek in Carkeek Park. This happens every November when the rains start, assuming there are enough salmon who survived four years in the “great big world” of the Pacific Ocean to be able to return to their home ground and spawn. On Wednesday, November 30, starting at [...] [...] As the year winds to an end, and holiday gift shopping reaches a fevered pace, your Crown Hill Neighbors have great ideas for stocking stuffers or gifts which help you enrich your community while putting something nice under the tree for family and friends. We’ve lowered prices to fit tight budgets, and hope [...] [...] FREE TREES FOR YOUR YARD: APPLY NOW Crown Hill residents are eligible to receive free trees for their yards through the City of Seattle’s reLeaf program. Only a limited number of trees are available, and Crown Hill is not the only eligible neighborhood, so make sure to submit your request as soon as possible. Here are [...] [...] [ November 13, 2010; 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm. ] [caption id="attachment_1818" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Crown Hill Arts Festival 2010"][/caption] November 13, 2010 Admission is FREE! The Crown Hill Center is proud to present the 2010 Crown Hill Arts Festival! Doors open at 6:30pm Artwalk Stroll the Artwalk [...] [...] The Crown Hill Business Association is hosting a Summer Social for the businesses and residents of Crown Hill to get to know each other, and enjoy some of the fine summer weather (while it lasts). This is a free event, so come on out, enjoy free pizza and beverages, and meet some of the businesses [...] [...] August 23rd, 2010 | Tags: business, Crown Hill Business Assn, networking, social | |
 Print This Post | Crown Hill Neighbors will be holding its annual general meeting this year on Saturday, May 15th. A dynamic program is planned. We’ll start with about 30 minutes of updates on neighborhood topics such as: Crown Hill Park Holman Road Median Landmark Tree Survey Crown Hill Center (former school) facility improvements and changes planned Public safety Then the well-known neighborhood activist, Jim [...] [...] May 4th, 2010 | Tags: Crown Hill Neighbors, Jim Diers, members, neighborhood, participation, Volunteers | |
Print This Post | The future Crown Hill Park is nearly here! The temporary Fire Station #35 will be moving back into the new quarters later this year. And that clears the way to move forward on the Crown Hill Park. The park is to be located on the southern portion of the former Crown Hill Elementary School site. [...] [...] April 19th, 2010 | Tags: community, Crown Hill Park, meeting, parks, plans, public input | |
Print This Post | OK, what is all this talk about CSO’s? And what is a CSO? And why should I care? Beware that various areas in Crown Hill drain to different treatment plants. Areas south of 85th drain southward rather than to the North Beach and Carkeek treatment plants. If you are reside in the area outlined on [...] [...] March 27th, 2010 | Tags: CSO, drainage, meeting, sewage, stormwater, water treatment | |
Print This Post | A volunteer opportunity (received from Ray Hoffman at Seattle Public Utilities): Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) is seeking community members who would like to serve on a Sounding Board to help guide the development of a long-term plan (LTCP) to control Combined Sewer Overflows (CSOs) in the City of Seattle. The Clean Water Act requires that Seattle [...] [...] March 26th, 2010 | Tags: boards, CSO, drainage, sewage, stormwater, Volunteers | |
Print This Post | Crown Hill neighbors are urged to join the Earth Day event on April 17 in our neighborhood. Carkeek Park is setting up teams that will fan out on our streets surrounding the park and do three things: (1) stencil on storm drains the caution about dumping waste, (2) distribute one-page flyers [...] [...] March 5th, 2010 | Tags: Earth Day, greenspace, parks, Sustainability, Volunteers | |
Print This Post | A contractor working for the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) will paint the railing on a raised portion of Holman Road NW at 8th Avenue NW from February 1 to February 12. The sidewalk will be closed 24-hours-a-day. During the first week, the crews will close the northern sidewalk, and then starting February 8 the [...] [...] February 4th, 2010 | Tags: closure, maintenance, SDOT, sidewalks, Transportation, Walkability | |
Print This Post | This just received from SDOT. The Holman Rd railings repainting project has been rescheduled to begin on January 27th. It was originally slotted to be completed in December. During painting pedestrian access to the walkway on the Holman Road overpass over 8th Ave NW may be restricted. 2009 Bridge Painting Projects Construction Update: January 14, 2010 Due to [...] [...] Some local footwear purveyors will be collecting gently used footwear for Soles4Soles, a non-profit set up to distribute footwear to people in need in more than 125 countries. On December 12th, participating locations will give 20% off a new pair of shoes in exchange for your donation. Nearby locations: Ballard: re-soul, 5319 Ballard Ave. Phinney Ridge: The Sneakery, [...] [...] Seattle Department of Transportation will be doing some maintenance in December 2009 or January 2010. Holman Road over 8th Ave NW bridge railings: SDOT is going to clean and paint the railings of the bridge on Holman Road. The proposed activity is in response to the need to prevent corrosion of the steel railings. There is [...] [...] November 30th, 2009 | Tags: bridges, Holman Rd, pedestrian, SDOT, sidewalks, walking | |
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