Madison Park’s annual Music in the Park series will be held on the the first three Thursdays in August. The kid-friendly free concerts are sponsored by the Madison Park Business Association and run from 6:30 to 8 pm.

The bands playing this year are The Side Project (original music and covers, Aug 2), Gin Creek (rock and jazz, Aug 9), and Two Scoops Combo (boogie woogie blues, Aug 16).

In an unusual move, the bands will not be using electric guitars out of consideration for the neighborhood’s noise levels.

For over 25 years, Bailey-Boushay House has served the housing and health care needs of people living with HIV/AIDS and other terminal diseases. Thanks to funding made available from Mayor Jenny Durkan’s plan to serve 500 more people per night in homeless services programs, Bailey-Boushay House is now able to provide safe and accessible shelter services for up to 50 of its existing clients. The shelter will allow consistent oversight and treatment for these individuals, helping improve care and quality of life. The project is supported by the City of Seattle for November and December 2018 and will continue into 2019 contingent on additional funding.

HOW IT HELPS

The shelter is an extension of our Housing Stability Project. Half of the people helped through the Housing Stability Project find permanent housing. The shelter embraces critical elements to be effective:

• Easy accessibility
• Crisis and interim housing
• An environment that fosters community, with supportive health and social services
• Rental assistance program for homeless clients

WHAT TO EXPECT

• The shelter will open November 2018 and will run through the end of December 2018, with operation in 2019 dependent on funding.
• The shelter will primarily serve our existing homeless clients who, today, sleep on the neighboring streets.
• It will exist within Bailey-Boushay’s present facility. There will be no construction or roadside disruption.
• Shelter hours will be from 4:00 pm to 6:30 am. We will continue to have 24-hour security.

QUESTIONS?

Attend the community forum on Wednesday, August 22 at 6:00 p.m. at Bailey-Boushay House (2720 E Madison St)

CONTACT US

Brian Knowles, Executive Director
206-240-3269
[email protected]

Hello and Happy Summer in Seattle! It’s time for our annual summer clearance sale. Save 30–70% on all of our spring/summer inventory. We have a ton to choose from, bring a friend :)

Sale starts Sat. July 28th at 10 am and will run for two weeks.

Thanks to you, Fury has been here 33 years! Check out current happenings and new arrivals on our Instagram and Facebook pages.

If you are interested in a private shopping party, please contact us for more details. We would love to host your girl’s day or night out!

Fury—Extraordinary Consignment
2810 East Madison St.
Seattle, WA 98112
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Here are the Seattle OPCD and SDCI Land Use notices and City planning activities in the last six weeks for communities from 18th Ave. to Lake Washington and E Union St. to SR-520

2301 E Union

Design Review Board recommendation meeting for a 7-story, 429-unit apartment building with retail. Parking for 252 vehicles proposed. Existing buildings to be demolished.

July 18, 6:30–9:30 P.M.
Seattle University
824 12th Ave
Admissions & Alumni Comm Bldg- Stuart T Rolfe Room
Notice of DRB Meeting

2301 E Denny Way

Land Use Application to allow a 4-story, 46-unit apartment building (45 small efficiency dwelling units and 1 apartment unit). No parking proposed. Existing buildings to be demolished. Zone: Lowrise-3, Urban Village overlay

Notice of Application

2217 E Mercer St

Land Use Application to allow a 2-story single family residence. Parking for 1 vehicle proposed. Zone: Single Family 5000

Notice of Application

117 18th Ave E

Land Use Application to subdivide one development site into five unit lots. Development standards will be applied to the original parcel and not to each of the new unit lots. Zone: Lowrise-3, Urban Village overlay

Notice of Application

Resources

Land Use Information Bulletins– NEW
Property & Building Activity Interactive Map
Permit and Property Records
Design Review Board
Buildings in Design Review Map