Coyotes have been seen in many parts of Seattle, including North Beacon Hill. Photo by emdot.
“Health-department rules are critical for people who don’t know what the f— they’re doing. We’re chefs,” is the telling quote from Gabriel Claycamp in Jonah Spangenthal-Lee’s take on the Culinary Communion/Swinery/Lunch Counter tale. We just want to know if something else will be moving into that building on Beacon Avenue — The Stranger
The folks at the School of Acrobatics & New Circus Arts just down the hill in Georgetown will be holding their Annual Spring Showcase on Saturday, May 9, at the Rainier Valley Cultural Center. They tell us the show will feature “Two unique, circus-variety shows featuring the spectacular SANCA Youth Company, the amazing Circus 1-ders, incredible SANCA instructors and fabulous friends of SANCA!” See their website for further info.
That same day from 9:00am – 2:00pm, Rainier Valley Cooperative Preschool is hosting a fundraising rummage sale at 3818 S Angeline Street in Columbia City. See this and other upcoming events on our events page.
David Gackenbach reported on the Beacon Hill Mailing List this weekend that a trio of coyotes were “loping down the sidewalk” at 18th and Plum on Saturday night. Keep an eye on your pets and keep them safe.
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I can vouch for the existence of coyotes in the hood. Several times I have biked home after dark (down Cheasty Blvd) and seen coyotes. One particularly bold one ran along beside me a couple times – I didn’t find him particularly menacing.
I can vouch for the existence of coyotes in the hood. Several times I have biked home after dark (down Cheasty Blvd) and seen coyotes. One particularly bold one ran along beside me a couple times – I didn’t find him particularly menacing.