Wallyhood.org Website Review

On Friday, the Gas Works Park play area opened after work to remediate arsenic below ground. Or more correctly, the play area opened again. I wrote about the remediation plan late last year noting that the park would be mostly open during this work. The work was followed by a renovation of many of the facilities including the play area. This, naturally, required a closing of said facilities. They reopened back in October as we wrote about here. Why, even the city hailed the completion of the project. So it came as a surprise when alert reader Jill informed us … Back in late November, I wrote about some sightings of a coyote dubbed “Wally.” I asked for any more photos that folks may have taken of him (or her). A few have trickled in. See the gallery below. I also heard back from the zoo which, some readers have suggested, may have more information about this particular coyote. They didn’t seem to have any first-hand information about Wally, but there’s this: We wanted to update you that within a couple of months Woodland Park Zoo will have a “Carnivore Spotter” observation reporting tool If you live in one of the new Restrict Parking Zones in Wallingford, your grace period of parking without a permit is over. I spied a parking enforcement officer getting ready to write up my neighbor’s truck on Friday, and when I went out to try to call her off (“wait, I’ll grab them and have them move it”), she said not to worry, it was just a warning, but that they would begin ticketing “for real” That makes her sound real nice about it, which she wasn’t. She seemed pretty grumpy at me for not respecting the … If you’re like me and can never remember whether it is recycling week or not, rejoice! There’s now an app for that. Seattle Public Utilities has a new app called Recycle it, and it has plenty of features I’m sure to use on a weekly basis. Here’s what it can do, right from SPU’s website: Look up your collection day Get weekly collection reminders, never