By Doree at our sister site Phinneywood.com The Seattle Office of Planning and Community Developmenthas extended the public comment period on the Draft Environmental Impact Statement for three possible zoning changes needed to implement Mandatory Housing Affordability. Those changes would apply to urban villages and other commercial and multifamily residential zones across the city. The new deadline is Aug. 7.

The North Transfer station in Wallingford will be closed to decrease traffic in the neighborhood from the 4th of July event at Gasworks park.  The South Transfer station will be open for customers from 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. The South station is in the South Park neighborhood at 130 S. Kenyon Street. For more

Book Discussion: My Berlin Kitchen Tuesday, July 11th 6:30-7:30pm Free w/ book purchase or $10 ticket Click here to attend this event Join Book Larder for their quarterly book discussion! In July, they’re delving into My Berlin Kitchen by Luisa Weiss. In this inspiring memoir, you’ll learn the story of how Weiss, who spent her childhood shuttling

Supply dips sharply with schools out, donors on vacation Fireworks, hot dogs, parades, families, history, American heroes – these are the memories of every Fourth of July. This year, add blood donation! What better way to help your community than by helping fellow Americans depending on blood to survive? “Donating blood takes only an hour

Sponsored post by UW Medicine. Despite our dreary climate, skin cancer in Washington is more common than you think As Pacific Northwesterners, we know it rains all the time and sun is a rarity reserved for the summer months. But all those storm clouds don’t protect us from the possibility of skin cancer. Did you