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North Precinct Advisory Council’s May 4 meeting: Captain Grossman says crime in the NP is up 14% over last year. Violent crime up 36%; shots fired up 97%; property crime up 12%; burglary down 7%; motor vehicle theft up 59%. The precinct is still short on staff and can’t handle 911 calls in a timely manner. The guest speaker was Henry Liu, SPD Community Outreach Coordinator. Read all the minutes here. Happy May! This month’s art in Pinehurst Pocket Park is by 9 year old Naima, who painted it at art camp earlier this year. What a wonderful water scene – watch out for that wave! May 7 is opening day of Seattle’s boating season. Thanks, Naima, for beautifying our little park! Come see the painting in the kiosk at NE 117th St & 19th Ave NE.
If your child (or you!) would like to show art in the park, contact PocketPark@PinehurstSeattle.org.
 Green Piggy in Pinehurst Pocket Park is celebrating spring!
Read all the minutes here.  FREE shredding and electronics recycling event Saturday, April 9, from 10am to 2pm in the front courtyard of Broadview-Thomson K-8 School (13052 Greenwood Ave N.) Put on by Windermere.
Items not accepted: Large appliances (washers/dryers, stoves, dishwashers, etc.), Tube TVs/Projection (Flat screen TVs are accepted), CRT Monitors, Water Heaters, BBQs, Patio Furniture, Exercise Equipment
FloodFactor.com is a tool for learning about flood risk where you live. The way risk is determined is somewhat different than now FEMA does it, but the website explains the differences. Like some other apps, FloodFactor calls our neighborhood that’s west of 15th Ave NE Pinehurst and the part that’s east of 15th Ave NE Victory Heights. You can type in the address of your residence to pinpoint the analysis. Here is sample information about Pinehurst:
This April features six year old Azra’s jungle painting. How many animals do you see in this beautiful piece? Stop by the park and check out Azra’s delightful art in the kiosk at the corner of NE 117th St & 19th Ave NE. If your child (or you!) would like to show art in the park, contact PocketPark@PinehurstSeattle.org.
Lake City Farmers Market will open this year – 2022 – on June 16th and run through October 6th on Thursdays, 3 pm to 7 pm. It’s in front of the Lake City Library on 28th Ave NE just north of NE 125th St. More info here: https://seattlefarmersmarkets.org/lcfm
In support of Ukraine, Zylberschtein’s Deli, 11752 15th Ave NE, will donate 3% of net sales from online and in person orders Wednesday, March 30th.
It will donate the funds to The Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle’s fund for Ukraine relief overseas. The money raised will go overseas and be allocated by Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA) based on their ongoing communication with many organizations on the ground in Ukraine, Israel, and surrounding countries.
Disclaimer: Does not include sales through 3rd party delivery services or Bagel Club.
 Pinehurst Community Council has a litter pickup route through Adopt-a-Street, though it’s not very active at the moment. But Adopt-a-Street contacted us to see if we would like litter and recycle bins in 1 or 2 Pinehurst locations. They must be in commercial areas, so that’s probably 15th Ave NE, Roosevelt Way NE, or the north side of Northgate Way. Another criteria is NOT near existing SPU garbage cans. We’re probably getting one set at the Atrium strip mall on 15th (where Zylberschein’s Deli is). If you have any ideas for where a second set could be placed, please email us at info@PinehurstSeattle.org. Here’s what they look like. They’d get picked up regularly by the company that already picks up garbage.
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