See the April 2025 SPCC newsletter.

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A dedicated group of volunteers is continuing to work picking up and disposing of neighborhood litter.  Every month, neighbor Chris Tremonte organizes residents and businesses to contribute to the greater […]

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Institution violates Code;  City looks the other way. Neighbors of the Providence/Swedish Cherry Hill medical center, led by members of a City-appointed committee whose role is to monitor the implementation […]

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The February 1 meeting offers a great opportunity to join the Squire Park Community Council board. New board members will be elected at this meeting. The vitality and effectiveness of […]

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Every year, for over thirty years, the Department of Neighborhoods has supported community-driven projects that make a real difference in Seattle neighborhoods.  The Neighborhood Matching Fund last year awarded over […]

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Thank you to board members for this story from the newsletter. ACER House LLC is set to transform the corner of 23rd Ave. and Cherry St. with a new 5-story […]

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The Central Area Land Use Review Committee  (LURC) met on September 23 to for a presentation from the designers and developer of the project proposed for 1225 E. Spruce, a […]

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It’s time to showcase your Halloween flair in our neighborhood newsletter. Did you know?  Halloween has roots in the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain, a time when people believed the […]

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Paul Breckenridge sent the following message. I’m reaching out to give you an update on our effort to secure funding to replace the G3 dirt infield with synthetic turf. Please […]

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Horatio Law’s Three Bells of Liberty, located along the Alder Passage at the Patricia H. Clark Children and Family Justice Center (CCFJC), draws some of its meaning from the Liberty Bell. […]

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