Category: Updates

It’s not too late to visit this site http://www.worldconcern.org/5k/ to register and learn more about the Free Them 5K taking place this Saturday.  

And a reminder about the Free E-cycling event coming up on Friday May 18th from 8:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m.: acceptable items: appliances, electronics, machinery such as lawn equipment, bicycles (which will be donated to Bike Works), all forms of metals, electronic accessories, and batteries (no alkaline batteries).  Please no speakers, vacuums, light bulbs, paint or other hazardous materials, wood based products, small miscellaneous plastics or VHS tapes.

Document shredding will also be available during this event, provided by Access Information.

This event takes place on the CRISTA Shoreline campus from 8:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m.  Please use the entrance off of King’s Garden Drive with parking available along Fremont Avenue.  Signage will be posted directing you where to go.

A few sporting events this week; Wednesday May 2nd there is a boy’s soccer gamer at 6pm at Woolsey Stadium, and on Thursday night a home track meet at 4p.m., also at Woolsey.

An announcement about the upcoming Freedom 5K Run, to help stop human trafficking:  The “Free Them” 5K is taking place on Saturday May 12, 2012 in Seattle.  This is an easy, fun way to participate in the protection of vulnerable women and children from the very real risk of becoming victims of human trafficking.  It is a family friendly event for runners and walkers of all ages.  Visit www.worldconcern.org/5k for more information and to register.

Give the Earth a hug…Free E-Cycling event is coming up on May 18th, from 8:30 a.m to 2:30 p.m at the Crista Shoreline campus.  Acceptable Items include appliances, electronics, bikes, ferrous and non ferrous metals, electronic accessories such as old CD’s and extension cords, and batteries (non-alkaline) Please no: speakers, vacuums, light bulbs/fluorescent tubes, hazardous materials or paint, wood based products or VHS tapes.

Please use the entrance off King’s Garden Drive with parking available along Fremont Avenue.  Signs will be posted directing you where to go.

The following are some sporting events taking place this week:

Wednesday night at Woolsey Stadium, High School boy’s soccer game from 7:00-9:00 p.m.

Thursday night and Friday night at Woolsey Stadium, Junior High Track meet, on both days from 3:00- 6:00 p.m.

What is happening with the water tower project?  Our latest update from SPU tells us the following, which we’d like to pass on to our neighbors:

The majority of the scaffolding is now in place.  In May the tank will be wrapped in plastic so the sandblasting can take place.  The sandblasting work is expected to take approximately one month.  Following the sandblasting, painting can begin, and this is projected to be complete mid-August.