Monthly Archives: July 2014

A Tree in Montlake

Posted on July 27, 2014 by Wedgwood in Seattle History

Reblogged from Montlake.net/flyer/:  Seattle’s renowned tree expert Arthur Lee Jacobson has written about a fallen cherry tree near the Montlake Community Center at 1618 E. Calhoun Street, on the south side of the Lake Washington Ship Canal. Mr. Jacobson alerts … Continue reading →

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Slow-Down on the Trail: Construction Impacts the Burke-Gilman

Posted on July 24, 2014 by Wedgwood in Seattle History

An alert from the Seattle Parks and Recreation Dept:  Construction may affect use of the Burke-Gilman Trail between NE 125th and NE 135th Streets.

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July 2014 Update: Thornton Creek Confluence Project

Posted on July 16, 2014 by Wedgwood in Seattle History

The South Fork of Thornton Creek flows eastward through culverts under 35th Ave NE at NE 107th Street in Meadowbrook.  Work is underway this summer to widen and improve this channel of Thornton Creek.  Instead of a straight, vegetation-choked channel, … Continue reading →

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