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Not This Time hosting community conversation with police chief finalists

Not This Time, an advocacy group that promotes increased police accountability and de-escalation training, will host the three Seattle Police chief finalists during a community conversation 6-8:15 p.m. Wednesday at the Seattle Vocational Institute.
Washington State History Day at Pioneer Hall

The Colonial Dames of Washington will host winning projects from middle and high school students from around the state for Washington State History Day at Pioneer Hall in Madison Park on Sunday, July 8.
Durkan appointed vice chair of USCM technology task force
Mayor launches national search, survey for next SDOT director

Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan has launched a national search for a new director of the transportation department, and the public is being asked to weigh in through an online survey.
Ivy Demolition Day at Beaver Lodge Sanctuary on May 19

After tackling invasive ivy during an Earth Day work party, Gene and Liz Brandzel are inviting the community to come out to the Beaver Lodge Sanctuary to finish the job 9:30-11:30 a.m. Saturday, May 19.
WSDOT hosting SR 520 Trail grand opening on May 20

WSDOT will celebrate the grand opening of the State Route 520 Trail 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Sunday, May 20, starting at the western trailhead, 2802 E. Park Drive E.
Molly Moon's celebrating 10th birthday with free scoops

Molly Moon’s is celebrating its 10th birthday with free scoops for the first 100 customers at every shop on Thursday.
Molly Moon Neitzel opened the Madrona location, 1408 34th Ave., in 2011. The smallest location, it offers six flavors, instead of the typical 14. Hours are noon to 11 p.m.
Madison Valley Community Council elections on May 15

The Madison Valley Community Council will holds its annual election of officers and board members at the MLK FAME Center on Tuesday, May 15.
Nyland out as Department of Neighborhoods director

Seattle Department of Neighborhoods director Kathy Nyland lasted longer than many city department heads after Jenny Durkan entered the mayor’s office, but on Friday it was finally announced that Nyland will be moved into a senior advisor role with Seattle Parks and Recreation.
Districts 3, 7 MHA public hearing April 16 at Seattle Central

The Seattle Select Committee on Citywide Mandatory Housing Affordability will hold a public hearing on proposed zoning changes in Districts 3 and 7 at 6 p.m. on Monday, April 16, at Seattle Central College.
Seattle Public Schools gathering feedback on 2019 operations, capital levies
WSDOT hosting SR-520 Montlake Phase open house on April 17

The Washington State Department of Transportation is inviting the public to an open house addressing the Montlake Phase of the State Route 520 reconstruction project.
City launches affordable Seattle resource webpage

Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan announced the launch of a new website that connects residents with more than a hundred free and discounted resources in late March.
Property owners to see lower tax bill in 2019
McGilvra Elementary's 'What's Your 80s' auction raising funds on April 21

The McGilvra PTA will host its biannual school fundraiser auction starting at 5:30 p.m. Saturday, April 21, at the Bell Harbor International Conference Center.
Seattle Renters' Commission seeks to fill two open seats

The city is seeking two volunteers to fill open seats on the 15-member Seattle Renters’ Commission, which advises on rental policies and issues of interest.
City seeks input on Seattle's next police chief

Mayor Jenny Durkan has announced a series of 10 community workshops to take place around Seattle as a search committee continues work to identify the best candidate for the city’s new police chief.
Seattle Department of Neighborhoods launches Community Resource Hub

The Seattle Department of Neighborhoods has created an online Community Resource Hub to help residents engage with city government and organize their neighborhoods.
City People's Garden Store’s free March workshops

City People's Garden Store has announced a number of free gardening workshops that will take place during the month of March.
United Way of King County offering free tax prep services

For people who haven’t yet filed their taxes, the United Way of King County is offering free preparation services online and in person at 30 locations.

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