The October Newsletter is here! Thank you Tarin and the other contributors. We’re always looking for stories. Maybe you could submit one next time?
The PPNC newsletter comes out every other month. Until we have someone who can print it, it will continue to be in digital form only.
Downloadable PDF: October Newsletter PDF
We missed those neighbors who were not at our February meeting. We discussed ways to be involved in our Pigeon Point neighborhood. We talked about how with everyone’s small contributions, big things will happen. A few of the upcoming Pigeon Point opportunities for getting involved are listed here. Annual Spring Clean – April 28th This…
Below is a pdf of the latest newsletter. Thanks you Tarin Erickson for being the editor! The PPNC Newsletter comes out every other month, before the meeting, which is on the second Monday every other month. We are looking for someone with newsletter printing capabilities. We usually need about 500 copies. We are also looking for…
Hi Pigeon Point! My name is Ian Brillembourg and I volunteered to be our neighborhood’s hub co-captain for Seattle’s Office Emergency Management, along with my wife Marcy and with the help and advice of Jim Sander who will remain as the neighborhood’s backup emergency contact. We are very new to the role and are still figuring out…
“Native Plants in the Duwamish River Ecosystem” is a free public outreach event of the Duwamish Longhouse Urban Reforestation Project sponsored by a King Conservation District grant. WHAT: Native Plants in the Duwamish River Ecosystem. WHEN: Saturday, Feb. 18, 2017, 10am to 3pm. Free WHERE: Duwamish Longhouse & Cultural Center 4705 W Marginal Way SW…
February 2016 Pigeon Point Newsletter