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New Facebook group forming for South Seattleites

White Center residents Craig and Sara Williams have set up The South 206, a Facebook group to share event and activity information with those of us who live in “the various southerly neighborhoods of Seattle.” That includes Georgetown, Beacon Hill, Sodo, and more. All south Seattleites on Facebook are welcome. The group is a “closed group,” which means you have to ask to enter, but this may change in the future.

Current activities mentioned in the group include a community pancake breakfast in South Park, the Georgetown Art Attack, a “Battle of Burien” breakdancing competition, and a tap show in Rainier Beach.

Find the group here.

Beacon Bits: Facebook, P-Patches and gentrification

Washington Federal sign switch
Down comes the old, up goes the new: a brand new sign went up at the North Beacon Washington Federal bank branch this week. Photo by Jason.
There is a new Beacon Hill Blog fan page on Facebook. We hope to see you there!

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The Seattle Department of Neighborhoods is looking for places to add new P-Patches, particularly in North Beacon Hill; your suggested locations are welcomed — Rainier Valley Post

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Craig Thompson begins a series on the McNeil Island Secure Community Transition Facility for level 3 sex offenders, located just down the hill in Sodo, with a history lesson on how it came to be — Beacon Lights at the P-I

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Jordan Van Voast at Communichi at 2524 16th Avenue South #301 (inside the El Centro building), is offering free acupuncture treatments for first time patients on April 22, 29, and May 1.

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Elliott Jones writes about gentrification on his blog, addressing the issue in the context of Beacon Hill specifically.

Beacon Bits: Gangsters, groups, and… gangs

Portrait by artist Joey Nix, from his show at the Art Primo Showroom.
Portrait by artist Joey Nix, from his show at the Art Primo Showroom.

Beacon Bits: old mayo, budget cuts, RIP Tuba Man

Autumn leaves on a Beacon Hill staircase. Photo by Matthew Rutledge -- thanks!
Autumn leaves on a Beacon Hill staircase. Photo by Matthew Rutledge -- thanks!