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West Seattle Junction Car Show 2010, report #3: Afternoon sun
September 19, 2010 2:08 pm
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 |   Fun stuff to do | West Seattle news

(Our earlier WSJ Car Show reports: #1 is here, #2 is here)

Prime time to come down and see the West Seattle Junction Car Show (co-sponsored by WSB) if you haven’t already – we’re in hour 4 of sun (the puddles from the morning monsoons are almost all gone – check out the blue sky over the Last Resort Fire Department ladder:

That’s parked by the spot where raffle/drawing tickets to raise money for West Seattle Helpline are still on sale, and judging continues, with awards coming up at 3. Here by the way are a few more of the cars that have been here all day, through rain and shine:

Like West Seattle Summer Fest and all the other great summer festivals we were thrilled to be part of too, there’s a whole lot of “get out and talk to your friends and neighbors” going on here – thanks to everyone who has stopped by to say hi! More to come as the awards are announced in about an hour. 3:36 PM: Show’s over – awards have been announced, cars are rolling out. We’ll publish the list of who won (with pix) a bit later.

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Also happening now: Cheese celebration @ Metropolitan Market
September 19, 2010 1:58 pm
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 |   West Seattle businesses | West Seattle news

As mentioned in our food-notes roundup on Friday night – Metropolitan Market (WSB sponsor) is in the midst of its annual “For the Love of Cheese” celebration, and today’s the biggest event at the Admiral store, with cheesemakers and samples till 5 pm. You can also check in on the hand-pulled mozzarella that Metropolitan Market staffers make year-round:

The full schedule of cheese festival events at the Metropolitan Markets around the region is online here.

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Also happening now: West Seattle Farmers’ Market, and sunshine!
September 19, 2010 12:05 pm
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 |   West Seattle Farmers' Market | West Seattle news

That’s former West Seattle Hi-Yu Summer Festival Junior Queen Kailin Jo Alexander Spencer with her creation from the Zucchini 500 under way at West Seattle Farmers’ Market right now – she came over to the neighboring West Seattle Junction Car Show to show it to us. Here’s the table at the market where kids are welcome to stop, make and race their own:

Also at the Farmers’ Market – before the sun came out (it’s been sunny a whole hour now!) – we found Sustainable West Seattle‘s Bill Reiswig, promoting Eat Local Now!

If you haven’t heard about it yet, the annual Eat Local Now! dinner is coming up September 30th at Herban Feast‘s SODO Park – it’s all about local food – to celebrate, and educate! WSB is among the co-sponsors again this year; tickets are $35 adults/$10 kids, available here.

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A Dick’s Drive-In for West Seattle? Last day to vote
September 19, 2010 11:36 am
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 |   West Seattle news | West Seattle restaurants

You first heard about the Dick’s Drive-In “where to build a new location?” poll here back on August 30th – and today, our friends at KING 5 point out this is the final day to vote. The “South” option, which includes West Seattle, is in second place, albeit a distant second – nonetheless, there’s still time to round up some more votes. So we’re mentioning it one last time. Here’s where to vote.

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West Seattle Junction Car Show 2010, report #2: Wet but bright
September 19, 2010 9:57 am
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 |   Fun stuff to do | West Seattle news

(Scroll down for added photos and updates – as of 10:57 am we’ve got a sunbreak!)

Yes, it’s showery, but the third annual West Seattle Junction Car Show is on, rain or shine as promised, and the brightly colored cars are a great counterpoint to the 10-shades-of-gray sky. There’s plenty of people-watching too – here’s Husky Deli proprietor Jack Miller with one of the Last Resort Fire Department trucks you’ll find on SW Alaska between KeyBank and Easy Street Records:

Right nearby (just west of our tent on the Easy Street corner), you can also buy a West Seattle Junction Car Show T-shirt – shown off here by the West Seattle Helpline crew:

Also at the Helpline booth, you can get in on the drawing/raffle that’s raising money for Helpline, too. We’ll be adding more sights and sounds (classic rock’s on the sound system, by the way) in the hours ahead – the clouds are moving fast so we just might get sunbreaks along the way too! 11:07 AM: And that’s exactly what’s happened – after a couple of good cloudbursts, we’ve got a break, and some blue sky coming in from the west. Meantime, even the police are in rain gear:

The Last Resort Fire Department’s ladder has a flag over the west end of the show.

And speaking of “last resort” – today’s participants include a classic … hearse!

Also, there’s Brian Alvarez’s ’65 Mini … he tells us about it in this clip before we take a peek inside:

More to come!

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West Seattle Junction Car Show 2010, report #1: The setup
September 19, 2010 7:47 am
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 |   Fun stuff to do | West Seattle news

With the third annual West Seattle Junction Car Show scheduled to start at 8 am, the setup’s been under way since before dawn – with tents arriving when it was still dark, along the closed-till-late-afternoon heart of The Junction. Then, as the eastern sky started to lighten, the participating cars (and other vehicles!) lined up to roll in:

First in line: Bill Baum and what he describes as his “1934 Ford pickup rod”:

Before the cars could start parking, the hydros had to get into place:

The show’s free, 8 am-4 pm, and we’ll be there reporting live all day; other Junction activities include a breakfast buffet at the West Seattle Eagles, $8, 9:30 am-noon per their newsletter, and the annual Zucchini 500 at the West Seattle Farmers’ Market (which is on as usual, 10 am-2 pm) – kids get to make and race their own veggie vehicles. More to come!

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West Seattle Crime Watch: Car-prowler alert
September 19, 2010 1:52 am
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 |   Crime | West Seattle news

From Sean:

2 thieves were caught on camera breaking into cars at the 6300 block of 34th Ave SW [map] 09/17/2010 between 3:00 am – 3:15 am. They were very quiet, making sure to not shut doors and make noise, and probably were taking full advantage of the fog to further conceal their activities.

They were seen on camera heading northbound after digging through several cars on the 6300 block. If anybody has information or thinks they were victim of the same guys, they might try to contact Officer Larry Longley.

Meantime, yet another reminder – the West Seattle Crime Prevention Council‘s next meeting is this Tuesday night, 7 pm, Southwest Precinct meeting room. Community Police Team officers, who work on ongoing neighborhood issues, are usually there as well as at least one rep from precinct leadership, and it’s one way to ask about chronic (or new) concerns.

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West Seattle weekend scenes: Smile and say ‘fundraiser’
September 19, 2010 12:15 am
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 |   Luna Park | West Seattle news | WS culture/arts

That’s photographer Tim Aguero, snapped via the WSB BlackBerry between mini-photo sessions at Avalon Glassworks on Saturday afternoon, during “Head Shots at the Hot Shop” – a chance to get a new photo for your online profiles (or whatever), with a suggested $40 donation going to the White Center Food Bank. We stopped by toward the end, but it was too soon for the final tally, which Avalon Glassworks’ Shannon Felix has posted on their Facebook page (along with shots of some of the participants) – $745. AG’s FB page is also a good place to learn a little more about art-glass creation – which we caught in action while covering the fundraiser:

That’s Sean with the torch. You can watch the creative process at the shop four days a week!)

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1st Annual Seaview Swine-Que: One last ‘summer’ block party
September 18, 2010 10:57 pm
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 |   Seaview | West Seattle news

Suddenly this pig-roasting thing is quite the West Seattle trend. First Fresh Bistro did it – then last Sunday, Endolyne Joe’s (WSB sponsor) – and tonight, neighbors around 47th/Brandon threw a party they called the 1st Annual Seaview Swine-Que – mostly before the big rain started in again. We got the tip from Shelly, seen here holding little Gabi:

Shelly had explained via e-mail, “Several local families came together to plan this fun event and The Beer Junction was gracious enough to sponsor it,” going on to say the event was a “testament to good ol’ fashioned neighborhood spirit in West Seattle.” Reminded us a bit of the last time we went around checking on neighborhood spirit, it was Night Out block party night on August 4th, so we got a group portrait here too:

By the way, even if you feel like summer is most decidedly over (hey, but it’s WARM rain), it isn’t officially done until Wednesday, the autumnal equinox. (And if it looks like there will be something resembling a sunset that night, you can go watch it with NASA Solar System Ambassador Alice Enevoldsen of Alice’s Astro Info at Solstice Park – info here.)

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Walt Hundley Playfield naming celebration: 2 ex-mayors, and more
September 18, 2010 6:10 pm
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 |   High Point | West Seattle news | West Seattle parks

Today’s semi-surprise sunshine ended right before the speeches concluded at this afternoon’s Seattle Parks celebration in honor of the newly named Walt Hundley Playfield by High Point Community Center. But the event continued with the cheery atmosphere of a family-and-friends reunion – which it was, with dozens of people on hand in addition to the official participants shown above – from left, Mr. Hundley’s son Evan, former mayors Wes Uhlman (1969-78) and Charley Royer (1978-90), former Parks superintendent Ken Bounds, Mr. Hundley’s son David, acting Parks superintendent Christopher Williams, and former Parks finance director Curt Green. Mr. Hundley had held other city roles, including budget director, and Uhlman recalled appointing him to the job in which he made history, serving 1977-88 as the city’s first African-American parks superintendent:

Everyone who spoke remembered Mr. Hundley’s mentorship skills – Williams, too, cited him as an inspiration:

Walt Hundley died in 2002; here’s his biography on HistoryLink. Members of the Hundley family noted sadly that they had hoped to have Walt’s widow Felisa Hundley would there to share in the tributes. She, however, died just weeks ago, two days before what would have been her 79th birthday (here’s her obituary). (added Sunday morning) Evan Hundley – who heads Explorer West Middle School – read a Maya Angelou poem that, he explained, his mother originally was planning to read at the event:

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Traffic, and fun, alert: West Seattle Junction Car Show on Sunday!
September 18, 2010 5:42 pm
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 |   Fun stuff to do | West Seattle news

At Liberty Bell Printing in The Junction on Friday, Anne was checking out the info-packets awaiting cars already signed up for the third annual West Seattle Junction Car Show tomorrow (with co-sponsors including WSB) – and elsewhere in the shop, we got to peek at a couple of the trophies:

Here’s the “traffic alert” part of it – note that the heart of The Junction will be closed to traffic tomorrow from early morning till late afternoon – same streets as for West Seattle Summer Fest, California between Genesee and Edmunds, and Alaska on both sides of California. There’s still some room for same-day registration but it’s first-come, first-served – be there by 7 am – you can print out and bring the form (PDF). The show runs 8 am-4 pm; admission is free, but bring some money for drawing/raffles to raise money for West Seattle Helpline. See you there, rain or shine!

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West Seattle wildlife: Admiral raccoons on the run, on video
September 18, 2010 1:44 pm
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 |   West Seattle news | Wildlife

Think raccoons only come out at night? Brad caught proof to the contrary with this iPhone video from Admiral (thanks for sharing!). We’ve heard about some bigger, bolder raccoon sightings lately – they are a frequent topic in the WSB Forums – so it’s just as worthwhile to check out the “living with wildlife” raccoon info from the state as it is to read the similar links we usually share about coyotes.

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Happening now, from The Junction to Genesee Hill
September 18, 2010 1:09 pm
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 |   West Seattle news | WS miscellaneous

Some of what’s happening now around West Seattle – The surprise sunshine (which Cliff Mass explains here) is gracing Holy Rosary‘s WestFest, where inflatable rides (with some non-inflatable components too) are a new addition this year – it’s in and around the school, north of Genesee, between 41st and 42nd SW. Inside you’ll find a bake sale, among other things (near a busy kitchen!).

WestFest continues till 10 pm; the stage schedule is here. A bake sale’s also part of the book sale at Tibbetts United Methodist Church (WSB sponsor) till 3 this afternoon, 3940 41st SW – look close and you’ll find lots of readable treasures:

Books for all ages are on the tables in Adams Hall, on the lower level of the church’s south side. And further north, another work party is just wrapping up at the old Genesee Hill School:

Tina sent photos from the fourth community cleanup at the schoolyard – these volunteers are standing by a big pile of donated mulch that’s keeping weeds from growing back in areas that were tidied up last month. You’ve still got one more chance to pitch in with the Genesee Schmitz Neighborhood Council – coming up October 16th.

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1 year after former West Seattle teen’s death, charges filed
September 18, 2010 9:17 am
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 |   Crime | West Seattle news | West Seattle people

Thanks to Seana for sharing the link: Almost exactly a year after the alcohol-poisoning death of 15-year-old Nick Barnes, a former Madison Middle School student who had moved to Lewis County, charges have been filed there. Lewis County Sirens reports that the owner of the house where Nick was found unconscious, 29-year-old James W. Taylor, is charged with nine crimes including second-degree manslaughter. More details here.

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West Seattle Saturday: WestFest, book sale, gardening, Hendrix…
September 18, 2010 8:25 am
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 |   West Seattle news | WS miscellaneous

Quick notes on some of today’s highlights:

BOOK SALE: Stock up on fall/winter reading at Tibbetts United Methodist Church (WSB sponsor), selling books from 9 am – 3 pm in the lower level of Adams Hall. (3940 41st SW)

GENESEE HILL GARDEN-BUILDING: The Genesee Schmitz Neighborhood Council works on the community gardens at the closed Genesee Hill School again today, starting at 9 – tools provided. (Genesee/51st)

CROSS-COUNTRY MEET: Lots of action in Lincoln Park during the annual Sundodger Invitational cross-country meet starting at 9 am – more than 1,000 college athletes competing.

WESTFEST AT HOLY ROSARY 10 am-10 pm – more here, and the stage lineup announcement is here. (42nd/Genesee)

SCHMITZ PARK WALKING TOUR: Presented by the SW Seattle Historical Society, 10 am – meet at 58th and Stevens; a target=”_blank” href=”https://westseattleblog.com/2010/09/southwest-seattle-historical-society-presents-schmitz-park-walking-tour-september-18th”>more details here.

SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER’S COMMUNITY CHAT: Open availability to talk with school board rep Steve Sundquist,, Southwest Library, 11 am. (35th/Henderson)

DUWAMISH TRIBE FUNDRAISER: Fry Bread for Justice fundraiser at the Duwamish Tribe Longhouse, noon-4 pm, with proceeds benefiting the tribe’s legal fund as it continues to fight for formal federal recognition. Fry bread $3, coffee $1, with the film “Princess Angeline” shown at 2 pm. (4705 W. Marginal Way SW)

SQUARE ONE CLEARS OUT: 1-3 pm, now-closed Square One Books is giving away its bookshelves and selling other store decorations. (Jefferson Square)

NEED A BETTER HEAD SHOT? As previewed here yesterday – a pro photographer will be at Avalon Glassworks in the Luna Park business district 1-5 pm, with your chance to get a great-looking head shot, in exchange for a donation ($40 suggested) to the White Center Food Bank.

HIGH POINT CELEBRATION: The ceremony to rename High Point Playfield as Walt Hundley Playfield is set for 2 pm. (34th/Myrtle)

JIMI HENDRIX TRIBUTE: He’s been gone 40 years as of today – but not forgotten, and Feedback Lounge (WSB sponsor) will make sure of that with a Jimi Hendrix tribute starting tonight at 6. (6451 California SW)

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West Seattle food notes: Cheese; breakfast; online menus; more…
September 17, 2010 10:28 pm
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 |   West Seattle news | West Seattle restaurants

FOR THE LOVE OF CHEESE: The annual festival at Metropolitan Market (WSB sponsor) is under way through the 28th, bringing artisan cheesemakers to their stories including Mt. Townsend Creamery owner Matt Day at the Admiral MM this Sunday, noon-5 pm.

BREAKFAST AT BRICKYARD: Brickyard BBQ proprietor Dan Kriley says they’re now serving breakfast on Saturday and Sunday, starting at 9 am: “We are featuring a full breakfast menu and more than you can eat for $8.50. It’s Football season and we have all the games. College and NFL all weekend long.”

HEAVENLY COFFEE, CAKES, BREADS: In a recent e-mail update, Heavenly Pastry and Cake co-proprietor Michael Stein noted that Heavenly has “added Stumptown Coffee/Espresso to the mix, and a latte with one of our Cinnamon Roses is, indeed, a thing of Joy! Also a big ol’ bunch of beautiful cakes are now part of the Heavenly range, as well as some killer breads.”

SKYLARK HOURS CHANGE MONDAY: One more reminder that Skylark Café and Club (WSB sponsor) starts its new 7-day-a-week schedule on Monday, opening at 3 pm on weekdays (no lunch, but food is available starting at 3). They’re still serving brunch 9 am-3 pm on weekends, too.

NEED TO CONSULT A MENU? In the WSB Forums, member “Mannamc” came up with a great idea – scanning local to-go menus and posting them in blog format online. Here’s what’s up so far.

AND IN WHITE CENTER … Proletariat Pizza celebrates its one-year anniversary this weekend, coinciding with the monthly White Center Art Walk. The full list of participants is here.

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Friday night high-school football: Tough night for all 3 teams
September 17, 2010 8:14 pm
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 |   West Seattle news | West Seattle schools | WS & Sports

8:14 PM: Two of tonight’s three games involving local teams are over: At West Seattle Stadium, in the ongoing downpour, WSHS has just forfeited to O’Dea, with the game ending at halftime, 48-0. (We will be adding more to the story regarding what the coaching staff explained were the reasons for this – which included injured players and field conditions in pounding rain.)

(Video of Sealth’s lone touchdown, by Trey Brown, added early Saturday)
At Memorial Stadium downtown earlier, Chief Sealth International High School lost to Cleveland HS, 14-6. Seattle Lutheran is playing tonight in Tenino – no report yet.

1:08 AM: The score from Tenino was Northwest Christian (Lacey) 28, Seattle Lutheran 8. (Stats here.)

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New (but not-so-new) Southwest Precinct commander ‘ecstatic’
September 17, 2010 4:52 pm
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 |   West Seattle news | West Seattle police

(From left, Capt. Steve Paulsen, Lt. Norm James, Capt. Joe Kessler)

By Tracy Record
West Seattle Blog editor

When now-Captain Steve Paulsen takes charge of the Seattle Police Department‘s Southwest Precinct in a few weeks, it’ll be a homecoming in a big way.

Following up on Wednesday’s news that he would be returning to West Seattle after eight months (mostly) downtown, where the precinct’s commander of 2 1/2 years, Capt. Joe Kessler, is moving to be West Precinct commander, we asked for a chance to chat with them both. The result was a two-hour conversation with Capts. Paulsen and Kessler and operations Lt. Norm James, looking ahead to what the change will – and won’t – bring.

But first – since the commanders past and present apparently did not get the news that far in advance, it’s still fresh.

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West Seattle’s Seal Sitters: TV showcase, plus pup news
September 17, 2010 3:33 pm
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 |   West Seattle news | Wildlife

If you’d like a dose of sunshine and sparkling water on this foggy Friday, hit “play” on that clip to see the latest edition of Seattle Channel‘s “CityStream,” featuring stories from beaches around the city – prominently showcasing Alki, including its hardworking Seal Sitters. They, by the way, have been crazy-busy with pup-protecting action – daily bulletins are on their “blubberblog” site – including one pup whose visit so far seems to be setting some kind of record.

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Eat Local Now! Big dinner event now less than two weeks away
September 17, 2010 3:03 pm
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 |   Environment | How to help | West Seattle news

If you don’t recognize him right away, that’s Chef Hajime Sato, proprietor of Mashiko in The Junction, speaking at last year’s Eat Local Now! dinner celebrating sustainable locally grown/raised food. He’s part of this year’s event too – coming up Thursday, September 30th – along with others including Chef Dalis Chea from Fresh Bistro, whose parent company Herban Feast runs this year’s Eat Local Now! venue – SODO Park, just a bit east of West Seattle – plus West Seattle-residing Chef Traci Knight, pastry chef for Westwood-headquartered On Safari Foods. Guest speakers will talk about green jobs – a focus this year, along with learning about and supporting local food systems. And the night’s entertainment is by Ali Marcus. Co-presenters for Eat Local Now! include Sustainable West Seattle and CoolMom, and WSB is proud to again be among the co-sponsors; you can buy tickets online right now – adults are $35, kids $10 – just go here.

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PARK(ing) Day, West Seattle: ‘Free Speech Garden’ in The Junction
September 17, 2010 2:02 pm
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 |   Environment | West Seattle news | West Seattle parks

From a distance, the PARK(ing) Day (explained here) “park” set up on the street outside Easy Street Records fits right in, with foliage echoing nearby street trees … but if you look closely, it’s more than greenery:

As you might surmise from the display, this is the “Free Speech Garden” that newly transplanted arborist/advocate Michael Oxman told us about in a PARK(ing) Day preview three weeks ago (read about it here) – there’s a citywide design contest for the one-day “parks.” You should be able to see this one in person for another hour or so. Oxman noted in that August preview that the PARK(ing) Day concept explores what might be done “when we run out of oil” – that happens to be the topic at next Monday night’s Sustainable West Seattle Community Forum, 7 pm (September 20) at the Senior Center of West Seattle.

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2 updates from West Seattle Community Orchestras
September 17, 2010 1:13 pm
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 |   West Seattle news | WS culture/arts

From Toni Reineke of the West Seattle Community Orchestras:

REHEARSALS: West Seattle Community Orchestras (formerly the Westside Symphonette) has just learned that it has been granted permission by Seattle Public Schools to rehearse at Chief Sealth International High School (2600 SW Thistle). Rehearsals are held Tuesday evenings — beginning Strings and Symphonette from 5:30 to 6:30, Symphony from 6:45-8:15.

MORE MUSICIANS NEEDED! We kicked off the season last Tuesday with a nice core of musicians in each orchestra, but we’d love to have more folks join us. There are spots in every group. In the Symphony, our top group, we especially need another BASSOON and another OBOE, a STRING BASS or two, and perhaps a FRENCH HORN. In all groups we can use all the VIOLINS, VIOLAS, CELLOS, and BASSES that would like to join. All instrumentalists are welcome–even beginners!

For more info, contact Toni Reineke, 206-243-6955, tonireineke@comcast.net

WSCO had been allowed to practice at Sealth last week, Toni explains, but they didn’t know until today that they’d be allowed to make it a permanent site. Meantime, she also notes that student musicians do not have to pay anything for participation; for adults, there’s a $65 fee for the fall session.

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Westside School: Welcoming a new West Seattle Blog sponsor
September 17, 2010 12:31 pm
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 |   West Seattle news | West Seattle schools

This afternoon, we welcome Westside School as a new WSB sponsor – as they get ready to show off their new West Seattle home with an open house this Sunday, 1-3 pm. New sponsors get the chance to share information they’d like you to know, so here’s their message: Westside School’s mission says it best … Westside School prepares students for the world by challenging them to achieve academic success and by connecting their human spirit and imagination to learning. Established in 1981, Westside School is West Seattle’s only elementary school accredited by the prestigious Pacific Northwest Association of Independent Schools. With classes in preschool through fifth grade, Westside School is a community of educators who care about the development of your child. Working in partnership with families, Westside helps each student fulfill his or her potential as an independent learner, developing self-discipline and responsibility while preserving natural curiosity, imagination, and joy. At Westside School, children experience small class size, an integrated and rigorous curriculum, and engaging, creative teachers. Enrichment classes like Chinese, Spanish, art, and music challenge students to embrace new cultures. Students in all areas of study find learning imaginative, joyful and fun. A Westside School education will not only give your child well-rounded instruction and an incredible sense of confidence, but you will also join an amazing community of parents and staff who care about you and your child. Please visit Westside School’s website at westsideschool.org for more information. The school is located at 7740 34th Avenue SW (map). They can be reached by phone at (206) 932-2511.

Again, Westside School has an open house this Sunday (September 19), 1-3 pm. We thank Westside for sponsoring independent, community-collaborative neighborhood news on WSB; find our sponsor team, and info on joining, all here.

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