Roosevelt Station Vet Care, located at 6800 Roosevelt Way NE, is our August Business of the Month. Founded in 2018 by Drs. Dittrich, Meyers, and Andresen, the practice emphasizes fear-free, communication-focused care—illustrated through longtime patient Abby, a nearly 20-year-old neighborhood cat.
We were blown away by all the talented people contributing to this year’s festival, and we think you will be too.
7012 Roosevelt Way NE, once the blighted Wedell Auto Electric shop, has been demolished and cleared, resolving past safety violations. Isola Communities holds a construction permit for a 6-story, 91-unit apartment building, though the site remains vacant with construction not yet started.
6220 Roosevelt will replace the closed Speakerlab and Definitive Audio buildings with a 7-story, 147-unit apartment complex. Past encampment complaints have been resolved, and the project is seeking a construction permit, though financing conditions may affect its timeline.
Roosevelt Neighborhood Association July 21, 2026 Hello again! Always so much going on in Roosevelt! Free Trees! Seattle Public Utilities
A spotlight on Rain City Burgers, the Roosevelt burger joint founded in 2010 by Dil Maharjan. Known for its hyper-local menu, community ties, and Seahawks-themed decor, the restaurant continues serving the neighborhood with burgers, sandwiches, and catering.
Roosevelt Neighborhood Association July 8, 2026 A supplemental newsletter (because I always forget something. And a reminder or two can’t
Aster Townhomes, five four-story buildings offering 36 homes near NE 68th St, are under active construction after past vacant-lot safety issues were resolved. Originally targeted for Fall 2025 completion, only the first phase has opened, with no new completion date set.
The latest on: Nook and Cranny Books as Business of the Month, new neighborhood businesses including Star Sushi and La Fresca, upcoming events like Trivia Night and Rooted in Roosevelt, plus ways to get involved through Roosevelt Reimagined art project.
Each year, Washington State, alongside most other states and Canadian Provinces, put on ahigh-school environmental science competition called the Envirothon.
