…years, Chinook salmon have been spotted spawning in a SPU-restored area of Thornton Creek. It’s Salmon SEEson! Each fall, salmon return to streams and rivers around Puget Sound to spawn….
September 10, 10 am – 3 pm, PACCAR Pavilion Don’t miss the Seattle Art Museum’s Salmon Return Family Festival at the Olympic Sculpture Park. Hear storytelling by renowned Coast Salish…
…planting, and pruning, you may want to start by working on your soil. Healthy soil absorbs water easily, drains well, and retains moisture. Meaning you won’t have to run the sprinkler as…
Come out to this FREE event at Olympic Sculpture Park on Saturday, September 11. The day will be filled with fun, including live music, dancing, storytelling, art making, kids tours…
Seattle Public Utilities’ North and South Transfer Stations are open (as of June 15, 2020) normal operating hours, seven days a week from 8:00 am to 5:30 pm. We want to…
…until fall rains typically return. With today’s activation of its Water Shortage Contingency Plan, the city is taking the needed steps to further maximize its water supply for people and…
…content must be marked on the outside. The 5 cent bag sale is taxable and must be shown on sales receipts. Retailers retain the revenue. Smaller bags may be provided…
Now through April 15, the Big Dig consists of a region-wide scavenger hunt to find the mascot, Corey, The Compostable Apple Core. Corey and his secret codes will appear on…
…pattern and the typical wet, cold November weather has returned. The state remains in a declared drought, but the recent rains on the west side of the Cascades have saturated…
…hidden prizes. Compost Days, which runs March 15 – April 15, consists of a region-wide scavenger hunt to find the mascot, Corey, The Compostable Apple Core. Corey and his secret…
