Meeting at the Eckstein Middle School Library on Tuesday, Nov. 29th from 6-7:30PM to discuss the District’s Capacity Management Plan, which could include 4 new portables at Thornton Creek and Bryant Elementary. Read More …
Meetings this week are taking place on the Mayor’s Road Safety Summit, Sound Transit North Link, and Home Weatherization. Plenty of ways to get involved, be heard, and learn from others. Read More …
Perhaps everyone got around a table and decided to schedule lots of important meetings all on the same night just to keep things interesting. However, if there’s an issue that’s near and dear to you, there’s probably a meeting about it tonight. Here’s a non-comprehensive list of those meetings we’re aware of: Our monthly WCC trustees meeting is tonight. The NE District Council is hosting a City Council Candidates Forum tonight, from 7-9pm in “the Brig” building at Magnuson Park. Do you live on or around Ravenna Ave NE, between NE 85th Street and NE 92nd Street? If so, there’s Read More …
Mark your calendars for 7PM on May 11th, when the WCC hosts a special public meeting at Wedgwood Presbyterian Church. What’s so special about this particular meeting? Well, three four important things: 1. We will bid adieu and thank you to our President, Kurt Westman, who has served 6 years with the WCC, along with other extraordinary trustees. 2. We will be holding our annual elections for new and returning trustees, including Patti Wilma, Katie Traverse, and Brian Turnbull. In the coming weeks, we’ll have features on each of these trustee candidates, so stay tuned! 3. Last but certainly not Read More …
Seattle City Councilmember Tim Burgess (center) after speaking to the Wedgwood community on November 10, 2010, with some current and former trustees of the Wedgwood Community Council. L to R: Jack Robinson (past president), Per Johnson (WCC land use chair), Kurt Westman (WCC president), Councilmember Burgess, Keeley Hozjan (WCC trustee), David Atcheson (past president), Scott Gordon (WCC trustee). Burgess discussed the city budget, land use, and other topics and said the Wedgwood Vision Plan got a lot of play at city hall.