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If you care about walking and biking in Pinehurst and other parts of Northeast Seattle, please take a few minutes to complete the survey at this link on walking in Northeast Seattle.
Casey McNerthney and Josh Trujillo have a piece in the PI today about pedestrian safety and the Pedestrian Master Plan. Read it here. The Pedestrian Master Plan should be available on-line any day now. There were some technical issues that have delayed the official release that had been planned for May 1st. Join your neighbors for a few hours in helping to restore Victory Creek by removing invasive plants, mulching, planting native species, cleaning up the litter in the park and caring for this small wonderful native habitat. Sponsored by Seattle Public Utility Creek Steward Program Project Everyone is welcome! When: Noon – 2 p.m. Questions or for more information: Eric & Alika Madis, SPU Creek Stewards emadis@juno.com (206) 362-8331 Thank you to everyone who joined us for our community meeting at Amante last night! It was a good turnout despite the weather. Folks enjoyed meeting candidate for Seattle Attorney Peter Holmes and Seattle City Council candidates Sally Bagshaw (Position 4), Marty Kaplan (Position 6), and David Miller (Position 8). Dorsol Plants (Seattle City Council candidate for position 4) and Michael McGinn (candidate for Seattle Mayor) had planned to join us, but had to cancel due to illness in their families. Both plan to come to Pinehurst for Pinehurstfest in July. At a few points during the meeting there was a fair amount of discussion regarding the challenges faced by cyclists who live in Pinehurst. Perhaps we can focus on Pinehurst cycling issues as one of our future meetings. What are your favorite places in Pinehurst? Send photos of you favorite places and I will post them to the blog. Here are some of my favorite Pinehurst places:
If you have any questions on crime prevention or if you would like to form a block watch, please contact Diane Horswill (diane.horswill@seattle.gov or at (206) 684-7711) at the North Precinct. Also, there is some good information on crime prevention here. 4/23 500blk NE 125th reported at 11:20AM, the resident came home, parked in his attached garage and turned off his alarm before entering the house, he saw movement through the slinding door at the rear of the house and when he checked he saw 3 teen males outside the door, one had a large rock held above his head and it appeared he was going to throw it and break the glass, when the teens saw the resident, they took off and the resident ran after them while calling 911, the suspects split up but the resident was able to catch up with the one who had the rock, officers arrived and took the teen into custody 4/27 11500blk 23rd NE reported at 7:12PM, a neighbor heard the alarm going off at this house, she looked outside and saw a car she did not recognize backing out of the driveway, she thought she saw a door ajar and a bike hanging part way out, she was also able to obtain the license plate, officers arrived and found broken glass from a side door and a large rock that was probably used, the suspect’s car was not located at the time but there will be follow up *unofficial stats Full disclosure: I am on the board of Great City. Date: May 19, 2009 Location: Thornton Place, just south of Northgate Mall Suggested Individual Donation: Please RSVP to Allison.
The City of Seattle Hearing Examiner ruled today that a stand of trees at Ingraham High School is a rare plant habitat that must be protected. Read more here. We are scheduled to discuss this at our community meeting tonight. But, that will likely be a brief discussion in light of this news.
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