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February Meeting - Northgate Elementary School (soon to be Jame Baldwin Elementary)February 3, 2022 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Recording: https://youtu.be/hFFdzOwVnpQ
Dr. Dedy Fauntleroy, principal of Northgate, will update us on the school news, the construction, the name change, and maybe a bit on why you might choose that school for your kids! The architects will also be there to talk about the new building. Open to all.Links from the talk:
Dr. Dedy Fauntleroy, principal of Northgate, will update us on the school news, the construction, the name change, and maybe a bit on why you might choose that school for your kids! The architects will also be there to talk about the new building. Open to all.Links from the talk:
March Meeting - Poetry reading and Q&A with Ed HarknessMarch 3, 2022 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Recording: A recording of Ed's presentation is at https://youtu.be/BGusz8O8SXw
Ed Harkness grew up about four blocks south of the Haller Lake Community Club. In fact, his mother, Doris Harkness, took him to his first pre-school classes at the HLCC, where she was a member of a pioneering parent-toddler co-op. After successfully pedaling and finger-painting his way through pre-school, Ed graduated from Ingraham High, later earned his B.A. in English at the University of Washington, and from there traveled to Missoula, Montana, where he received his Master of Fine Arts degree in Creative Writing in 1973.
Ed is the author of three full-length poetry collections: Saying the Necessary (2000), Beautiful Passing Lives (2010), and most recently, The Law of the Unforeseen (2018, Pleasure Boat Studio Press). You can find some of Ed's recent publications in the following online journals: Valparasio Review, Sisyphus Review, Triggerfish Critical Review, Bracken Magazine and Under a Warm Green Linden. His chapbook, Ice Children, was published by Split Lip Press in 2014. To hear Ed read “Tying a Tie” and “Airborne,” the two winning poems of Terrain.org’s 8th Annual Contest in Poetry (2018), go to https://www.terrain.org/2018/poetry/edward-harkness-2/.
After a 32 year teaching career, Ed retired from Shoreline Community College in 2013 and given the fancy title of Professor Emeritus of English. He and his wife, Linda, live in Shoreline.
Ed Harkness grew up about four blocks south of the Haller Lake Community Club. In fact, his mother, Doris Harkness, took him to his first pre-school classes at the HLCC, where she was a member of a pioneering parent-toddler co-op. After successfully pedaling and finger-painting his way through pre-school, Ed graduated from Ingraham High, later earned his B.A. in English at the University of Washington, and from there traveled to Missoula, Montana, where he received his Master of Fine Arts degree in Creative Writing in 1973.
Ed is the author of three full-length poetry collections: Saying the Necessary (2000), Beautiful Passing Lives (2010), and most recently, The Law of the Unforeseen (2018, Pleasure Boat Studio Press). You can find some of Ed's recent publications in the following online journals: Valparasio Review, Sisyphus Review, Triggerfish Critical Review, Bracken Magazine and Under a Warm Green Linden. His chapbook, Ice Children, was published by Split Lip Press in 2014. To hear Ed read “Tying a Tie” and “Airborne,” the two winning poems of Terrain.org’s 8th Annual Contest in Poetry (2018), go to https://www.terrain.org/2018/poetry/edward-harkness-2/.
After a 32 year teaching career, Ed retired from Shoreline Community College in 2013 and given the fancy title of Professor Emeritus of English. He and his wife, Linda, live in Shoreline.
April Meeting - UW Medical Center's Behavioral Health Teaching Facility on the NW CampusApril 7, 2022 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Video of meeting: https://youtu.be/e712BKLpMaY
The University of Washington is building a six story Behavioral Health Teaching Facility on their NW campus (in Haller Lake). Come hear about what the facility will offer, and about the architecture and building process for the center. We will have the following panelists:
Dr. Ryan Kimmel, Psychiatry And Behavioral Sciences, UW School of MedicinePam Renna, Hospital-Associate Administrator, UW Medical CenterJulie Blakeslee, UW Campus Architecture and PlanningAimee Duquette, SRG Partnership Architect Project ManagerMatt Dunaway, Clark|Abbott Construction Project ManagerJeannie Natta, Sr. Project Manager, UW Facilities
The University of Washington is building a six story Behavioral Health Teaching Facility on their NW campus (in Haller Lake). Come hear about what the facility will offer, and about the architecture and building process for the center. We will have the following panelists:
Dr. Ryan Kimmel, Psychiatry And Behavioral Sciences, UW School of MedicinePam Renna, Hospital-Associate Administrator, UW Medical CenterJulie Blakeslee, UW Campus Architecture and PlanningAimee Duquette, SRG Partnership Architect Project ManagerMatt Dunaway, Clark|Abbott Construction Project ManagerJeannie Natta, Sr. Project Manager, UW Facilities
May Meeting - Lakeside School with Johnpaul McLeanMay 5, 2022 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Recording: https://youtu.be/smwpAwzaolY
Come here about this preeminent educational institution right here in our neighborhood! This will be our first in-person meeting since the pandemic hit town, so it will be something to celebrate!
Come here about this preeminent educational institution right here in our neighborhood! This will be our first in-person meeting since the pandemic hit town, so it will be something to celebrate!
One Seattle Day of ServiceMay 21, 2022 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
One Seattle Day of Service is to give Haller Lake a little TLC. We will be picking up trash along N 125th St between the Haller Lake Street End Park and Aurora Ave N. We will meet at the Haller Lake Community Club at 12579 Densmore Ave N, 98133 at 10am. Trash bags will be provided, but if you have a trash picker, feel free to bring one. Gloves recommended.
Ice Cream Social June 2, 2022 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM
100th Anniversary Party August 27, 2022 3:00 PM - 8:00 PM
LIVE Music, food, games and other surprises! Best Pie contest!
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