West Seattle Wednesday: SW District Council, CoolMom and more

(Tuesday photo by David Hutchinson, taken from Don Armeni)
Tonight – Seattle City Councilmember Sally Clark is scheduled to visit the Southwest District Council‘s regular meeting, where you’ll also get an update on the Spokane Street Viaduct Widening Project – now with a week and a half to go till the 1st Avenue South onramp to the westbound West Seattle Bridge closes. The SWDC series of neighborhood-plan presentations continues as well, with council co-chair Chas Redmond presenting the Morgan Junction Neighborhood Plan (see the full original plan here). SWDC meets in the board room at South Seattle Community College (map), 7 pm … Also tonight, CoolMom‘s monthly meeting focuses on edible gardening, 7 pm at C & P Coffee at 5612 California SW (and remember, CoolMom’s got a big group sale on West Seattle Community Garage Sale Day this Saturday at Cycle University [WSB sponsor], sale #92 on the map). … And tonight, you’ll find Cinco de Mayo specials all over the peninsula – Feedback Lounge (WSB sponsor) has a drink special on its website (which also reveals when they’ll debut the new drink menu discussed in our recent story about their 1st birthday), and in the Admiral District, Mission‘s planning a bash including giveaways and DJs.

11:34 PM UPDATE: Southwest District coordinator Stan Lock has just sent word that Councilmember Clark is sick and won’t be at this meeting, but will reschedule for a later date.

Ex-Westwood Resident May 5, 2010 (11:24 am)

I wonder if anyone will have the nerve to ask Sally Clark about her Clowncil proposal for a boycott of AZ due to their passing of the bill that allows police to enforce immigration laws there?

I just might have to show up to ask her about it myself.

WSB May 5, 2010 (11:33 am)

Just got word that she has called in sick and won’t be there. Adding to the story.

Ex-Westwood Resident May 5, 2010 (1:21 pm)

I wonder if she reads the WS Blog???

What a chickens**t. Oh well I guess I might have to take a day off work to confront this idiocy at the Clowncil meeting on monday.

Joe May 5, 2010 (1:26 pm)

If you mean the racist, unconstitutional law that made them the laughingstock of the rest of the country, I’d be glad to ask her how we can help get the boycott proposal passed. Personally, I’d prefer that we just cede Arizona and Texas back to Mexico.