I am a local vet acupuncturist and not only use acupuncture myself but refer many, many of my human clients ( I treat their dogs and cats).
My favorite West Seattle acupuncturists for people are
Jolene Black who works out of the same clinic I do and is also an amazing herbalist
https://kingdomofbasil.com/joleen-black-lmp/
https://kingdomofbasil.com/contact/
Molly Connelly -also an amazing acupuncturist and works with essential oils
http://www.seattlepointjoint.com
Ellen Newhouse – an wonderful healer who uses acupuncture, sound healing and intuitive counseling.
http://www.ellennewhouse.com/about/healing-sessions/
Not *all* proposed changes to SF zoning … this was the one proposed for SF outside urban villages. Upzoning of SF in urban villages, the other 6 percent, still alive so far as we see. We’re continuing to add to report with the N/R Josh has linked above.
FOLLOWUP: Mayor Murray backs off proposal that would potentially densify most single-family-zone neighborhoods
The specific change that is being scrapped for now – at least by the mayor – remember, the council (the *new* council) has the last word – was explained in the last several paragraphs here last week, after both the first City Council discussion of the mayor’s plan and our sit-down with Cindi Barker, a West Seattleite who represented the City Neighborhood Council on the HALA committee:
Mayor’s housing plan: First council discussion; plus, clarifying what’s proposed for single-family neighborhoods
-TR
@WSB, please one more thing then this subject needs to die. What is this then? It says it’s from the Seattle City Clerk’s Office. Your description – while probably accurate – has no backup or documentation from the city.
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Seattle_-_West_Seattle_map.jpg
Lucian, you should “stand with Bernie”..
He is the only real true hope that us hard working, unionized (or soon-to-be-unionized) 99%-ers have.
He should run as an independent if corporate media keeps him from winning the Democrat nomination.
https://berniesanders.com/
also, here is the zip code map; unfortunately, the zips aren’t labeled and I can’t figure out how to turn the labels on. it appears that Arbor Heights falls into a zip that includes White Center, but I don’t know that area well enough to tell for sure.
https://data.seattle.gov/Community/Seattle-Zip-Codes/5iir-m2en
“Are you uncomfortable with Delridge being part of West Seattle?”
Huh? I live in West Seattle, not Magnolia. Snooty people are not allowed to live here!
From the link:
“West Seattle now comprised the entire West
Seattle Peninsula covering 16.34 square miles from the
Duwamish Head to the north, Puget Sound to the west,
Elliott Bay and the Duwamish River to the east, and
South Park and what is now SW Roxbury Street to the
south.”
Well, someone better update Wikipedia then (I don’t know how…). The map they use looks pretty official to me.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neighborhoods_in_Seattle#/media/File:Seattle_-_West_Seattle_map.jpg
Can we settle this once and for all? Is Delridge a part of West Seattle? Other than being part of the same city council “district” I can find very little liinking the two (other than geography – obviously). Is – or is not – Delridge its own neighborhood? Why does the media always lump them together (as in the latest “West Seattle” auto repair sting reported by the Times)? Is Renton ever referred to as Bellevue? Their must be an official answer – thanks!
http://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/crime/41-guns-3-pounds-of-pot-and-more-than-60000-seized-in-connection-to-west-seattle-auto-body-shop/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neighborhoods_in_Seattle
I googled the phone number; it belongs to Gerrit Construction. I checked L&I; Gerrit does not appear to currently be licensed or bonded.
https://secure.lni.wa.gov/verify/Detail.aspx?UBI=602358834&LIC=GERRIC*954JJ&SAW=
Hi there,
If you do not get any response, you might want to check out the Facebook Group: Buy Nothing. There is a West Seattle (South) group:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/784878981563511/
Good luck!
Call this lady – she’s the best. She knows everything about the small group market, which she has worked in for 25 years. Also a medicare expert, and just an all around great person. I used to work with her. :)
https://www.linkedin.com/pub/michele-trimble/4/403/411
Not the first. Entire industry already sprung up. Leafed out. Something like that.
https://www.budandbreakfast.com/
Not the same area but just wanted to make sure you saw this post – since it’s sort of far down the page (we will create specific lost/found categories post-overhaul):
https://westseattleblog.com/forum/topic/found-keykey-fob-71715-morgan-st
here is one for the ages even sometimes I catch myself singing this one outside when it rains ….lmao..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmCpOKtN8ME
We have an older Kenmore high capacity 70 series washing machine we’d like to give to a good home. It’s clean and works great! Definitely no washing or rinsing issues like some of the new he machines. It’s also old enough to qualify for the pse free washer replacement program. If you meet their qualifications you could turn this in to them for a brand new washer for free! We want to give it to someone who will use it, not scrap it or resell it. You’ll need to transport it, but I’ll help you lift it into your vehicle. Have a look at the photo link and if you could use it send me an email with your number and I’ll give you a call.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/vppnyxyuxxxa19o/2014-05-19%2017.18.12.jpg?dl=0
Spooky@g(oogle)mail.com – take out the oogle!
Thanks!
-R0b0
Consider tutoring a child in the High Point neighborhood!
The Youth Tutoring Program (YTP) is an after school program that serves disadvantaged youth in the 1st — 12th grade who come from diverse backgrounds–representing many nationalities, cultures, languages and religions. Our students are excited to meet new tutors who will inspire them this school year and even the summer!
Consider this a great opportunity to earn critical service learning hours, to support your neighborhood, or to “try your hand” in the education field. We provide all of the training that you need in order to help a child improve their reading, build their confidence in math and do their homework effectively. You can be a hero in a child’s life!
Details
The High Point tutoring center is open the following times during the school year:
Mondays and Wednesdays for three sessions each: 4:20-5:20, 5:30-6:30, and 6:40-7:40.
Tuesdays and Thursdays for two sessions each: 5:30-6:30 and 6:40-7:40pm.
Summer hours will also be available. Please contact us for more information about our 6-week summer program!
Volunteers sign up for two hours per week, and are asked to commit to volunteering for six months.
The minimum age for volunteering is 14, and High School students are encouraged to volunteer!
To learn more about our program or to get started as a volunteer, please visit http://www.ccsww.org/ytp and click on “Learn More About Volunteering.”
– See more at: https://westseattleblog.com/forum/topic/consider-tutoring-a-child-in-the-west-seattle-neighborhood#sthash.88q1syE8.dpuf
Hi there! I’m a mom and Local Coordinator in West Seattle looking for a few host families that would be willing to open their hearts and home to a high school foreign exchange student for this coming school year or semester. Specifically, I’m looking for a host family for Emma, 16, from Germany who likes soccer and piano, and for Kyung Soo, a 17-year-old boy from Korea who also loves soccer and computer programming. Please email me at cause at seekairun.com if you would like more details! We have many amazing students to choose from. Thank you in advance!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQqJ3fE7CHQ
You are very welcome, WSgardner!
I meant to come back here, (and actually thought I did), after doing a search within WSB and found this story showing that FoMJP has at least had some past involvement with the Juneau Triangle:
Friends of Morgan Junction Parks wraps up ‘productive 1st year’
Mike
This area will only get more crowded with the new project going in nearby… oh wait, they wont have cars, never mind..
https://westseattleblog.com/2015/07/west-seattle-development-microhousing-proposal-on-36th-sw/
Just bumped into an AMA on Reddit right now:
“We are earthquake experts. Ask us anything about The Really Big One coming for the Pacific Northwest.”
answering questions –
John Vidale, director of the Pacific Northwest Seismic Network
Debbie Goetz of Seattle’s Emergency Management Office
Sandi Doughton, science writer at The Seattle Times
and also discussing the New Yorker article.
https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/3da1mh/we_are_earthquake_experts_ask_us_anything_about
