The City announced funding for “Equitable Community” next to the future Roosevelt Light Rail station. The Seattle Office of Housing today announced $15 million in funding for building affordable homes at Seattle’s future Roosevelt light rail station. Sound Transit and the City of Seattle Office of Housing (OH) jointly request …
A huge thanks to the dozens of setup volunteers and 130 paint volunteers that came out on Saturday to paint the street! It was a hot day, the paint dried fast, and we were able to get all 3 coats laid down before the bands were through. The day kicked …
The neighborhood association urges interested in the future of the neighborhood to join the RNA and volunteer as a Director or Committee Chair. The RNA encourages representation as diverse as our neighborhood. Apartment dwellers, other renters, homeowners, business owners, non-profit business and agency leaders, and employees working in the neighborhood …
A big thank you to everyone who played a part over the past 4 years in closing Weedin Place and imagining what it could be. We are finally implementing the first phase of the “Roosevelt Glacier” theme!!! Yay!! Come out this Saturday to help paint the street and listen to …
photo: Jenny Durkan, Jessyn Farrell, Bob Hasegawa, Michael McGinn, Cary Moon, Nikkita Oliver images from candidate media pages The Northeast District Council invites you to meet candidates running for Seattle Mayor at 7 pm Thursday, June 8, 2017 at Wedgwood Presbyterian Church located at the corner of 35th Avenue NE and …
The approved resolution supports affordable housing at the Roosevelt Station TOD site. This bases the valuation for the property, to maximize affordable housing creation by reducing acquisition costs, for development to those not earning more than 60% of area median income (AMI) and establish a base price in the offering …
The kid-friendly paint party, music celebration, and free pancake breakfast that was scheduled for May 13th has been postponed due to inclement weather delaying SDOT’s implementation of the thermoplastic on the street. The event has been rescheduled for Saturday, June 24th. We continue to pre-register neighbors for the event. We …
Reposted from the May Roosie By Fred Potter If you frequent Ravenna and Cowen parks, you have probably noticed an influx of unauthorized encampments, associated garbage, and even needles over the last couple of years. The parks department does a good job keeping all the main paths and play areas …
Come and learn about what’s happening in your neighborhood and how you can help shape it for the better! Calvary Christian Assembly (upstairs) 6801 Roosevelt Way NE Seattle, WA 98115 6:30 – 6:50: Set up, meet and greet, social 6:50 – 7:00: Introductions 7:00 – 7:30: BofA Affordable Housing Challenge, …
Did you know that the Seattle Dept of Transportation (SDOT) is responsible for maintaining 40,000 of Seattle’s 250,000 trees? As part of the new Levy to Move Seattle, they’ve created a new Street Tree Management Plan (STMP). From SDOT: The STMP aims to improve the condition of SDOT maintained street …
