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Get involved in a project to improve our Thornton Creek! The project’s King County Waterworks grant is designed to improve the water quality of this site on NE 110th St. The plan is to prevent illegal parking that compacts the soil and to add plants to restore the filtering capacity of the soil. See poster below for opportunities, and visit https://www.tcwrestoration.org/ for exact day & time of these events.
When people call or text, they will be connected to trained counselors that are part of the existing National Suicide Prevention Lifeline network. These trained counselors will listen, understand how their problems are affecting them, provide support, and connect them to resources if necessary.
Children and Youth Summer Food Service Program – This summer, sites will operate June 27 through August 24, 2022. Each youth can receive one meal per day to be eaten onsite. Children are eligible for the Summer Food Service Program if they are between the ages of 1-18. Find locations, hours and what meals are served by typing in your address and then clicking on the red pins on the map: https://usda-fns.maps.arcgis.com/…/webapp…/index.html…
Here are the closest locations:
The asterisks indicate that they are cooling centers if you need some relief when outside temperatures get too high.
Attend a 130th and 145th Station Area Community Meeting on July 21This meeting will go into more detail about the EIS process and alternatives specifically for the 130th and 145th Station Area. For more details about the community meeting, visit the Get Involved page.
July’s art in the pocket park is a collage made by eleven year old Zoey, who’s a student of Pinehurst artist Victoria Raymond (victoriaraymond.com). What a beautiful strawberry! Come see it in the kiosk at NE 117th St & 19Th Ave NE. If your child (or you!) would like to show art in the park, please contact PocketPark@PinehurstSeattle.org.
The creation of a truly inclusive park is only possible if the needs and dreams of our diverse community are represented throughout the entire project. The project team will be listening and incorporating our ideas into the design. All are welcome and encouraged to be involved! For more information on the project and to provide online feedback at any time, visit lakecityfloodplainpark.com Project site address: 2318 NE 125th Street, Seattle, WA 98125 As part of the Thornton Creek Basin Sewer Study and Upgrade Project, King County Wastewater Treatment Division is conducting smoke testing in part of Pinehurst east of 15th Ave NE this summer to locate problem areas within the local sewer system that connects to the County’s Thornton Creek sewer pipe. If you are in the test area (see map below – which is admittedly vague), you will receive a notification letter in the mail. They will leave a notice on your property one to three working days before testing occurs in your area. Field crews will also post signs on nearby streets to indicate when smoke testing is in progress. For more information about the testing click here.
Families do their Thursday evening shopping while keeping an eye on children enjoying numerous market activities hosted by community partners. To serve its diverse neighbors, the Lake City Farmers Market features unique offerings and seasonal ingredients grown and prepared by local farms and food artisans. More info is here. 
Minutes for the June 1, 2022 North Precinct Advisory Council are here.
The guest speaker, Dr. Jacqueline Helfgott, Director of Seattle U’s Crime & Justice Research Center, presented findings from the 2021 Micro-Community Policing Plan research.
You can read the report for our precinct (page 28) and neighborhood, though Pinehurst west of 15th NE is included in the Northgate neighborhood and Pinehurst east of 15th NE is in the Lake City neighborhood. https://www.seattle.gov/…/information-and-data/mcpp-about
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