Author: Per Johnson

You’re invited to join us for our February board meeting on Tuesday, February 2nd at 7PM via Zoom (see meeting details below). To celebrate and honor Black History month, the WCC board is dedicating our meeting to our on-going social equity discussions (see here and here). For this meeting, we’re also pleased to be joined by members of Think Big Wedgwood for our meeting, but all are welcome to join. Zoom meeting details: Topic: Wedgwood Community Council’s February Board Meeting – ZoomTime: Feb 2, 2021 07:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada) Join Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/j/98293902982?pwd=UWsxY3JtZ0Q2QUpCbkxYejhTdXVmQT09 Meeting ID: 982 9390 Read More …

Hi neighbors! Over the past few months, the board has begun to resume our regular meetings via Zoom as we try and adjust as an all-volunteer organization to this pandemic. This transition has been a hodge-podge of testing various platforms and getting creative to find ways to meet as a group. However, as 2021 begins, we wanted to prioritize providing opportunities for our neighbors to join us. So, we’ve finally joined the rest of the world and get a Zoom account. Please join us for our January 12th, 7PM, board meeting (details below). Agenda: – Opportunity for public comments– Review Read More …

We have officially made the decision to cancel our annual trick-or-treat event along 35th Ave NE. Ultimately, we decided that we could not guarentee the safety of the kids, parents, volunteers, or employees at the businesses who generously partner with us each year. This was probably expected by most, but nevertheless was a difficult decision since these community events (including our summer picnic) represent what we love to do most – bring community together. We hope that your Halloween is as spooky and fun as ever, despite this weird and pandemic-filled year.

Seattle Public Utilities will be hosting a recycling event at Wedgwood Presbyterian Church on October 3rd, from 9AM to 1PM. More details can be found here. Accepted items: Styrofoam Household batteries (no damaged batteries) Florescent tubes and bulbs (no broken bulbs, limit: 4 ft.) Small electronics Small appliances (non-freon) Clothing & linens (any condition, must be clean and dry) Furniture & household goods (in good condition) Paper for shredding (limit: 4 boxes of paper) Items not accepted: Commercial loads Broken furniture or household goods Garbage Yard waste Household recycling (items that go in your cart/dumpster) Hazardous waste Automotive waste Construction Read More …