Anyone who has lived or currently living in Magnolia our yearly Magnolia Summerfest is on after a two-year hold starting on the weekend from August 5th to August 7th We must continue supporting our local community this summer I hope to see you there. https://www.magnoliasummerfest.org/
The Early Design Review process for the re-development of Albertsons is changed to an administrative review, with no more public meetings. Comments are due by Wednesday 20th May. Submit all comments and requests to be made party of record to PRC@seattle.gov or City of Seattle – SDCI – PRC, 700 5th Avenue, Suite 2000, PO
We need your feedback on updating our current MCC website Hello, We need your feedback on updating our current Magnolia Community Council Website. This year we are looking at updating our website and would love your feedback. If you feel that the website is great for your needs then will leave it as is and
The MCC is seeking a Magnolia resident to fill a vacancy on the Board of Trustees for the rest of the year. Please submit your letter of interest by May 15…
Protect Every Seattle Neighborhood! A City-Wide Community Meeting November 1, 2018 7:00-9:00 pm Queen Anne Community Center, Room 1 1901 1st Avenue West, 98119 Seattle Neighborhood’s Urgent Call To Action – Every Neighborhood! Mike O’Brien’s legislation is now rapidly moving forward to eliminate every single-family neighborhood and convert your property to tri-plex zoning! The Queen
The Magnolia Community Council submitted a letter to the Seattle Department of Transportation and elected officials on behalf of the neighborhood encouraging cooperation to continue strategizing a regional solution for a 1:1 replacement of the Magnolia Bridge, as the City considers budget decisions. A copy of the letter sent by the Magnolia Community Council is
This update is an effort to crystalize ongoing behind the scenes multi-agency efforts to support a 1:1 Magnolia Bridge replacement, and identify immediate action you need to take to continue the progress. Progress, next steps, and immediate action needed from YOU Dear Neighbors, Our community’s unified message about a 1:1 Magnolia Bridge replacement has been heard; it has
Curious about the history of the Magnolia bridge? Want to read a summary of the progress surrounding the Magnolia bridge replacement study? Learn more about the fascinating history and potential future of this beloved local bridge by visiting the Magnolia Historical Society’s website.
King County’s contractor has been preparing for pipe installation at the construction areas on 32nd Avenue West as part of the Magnolia Wet Weather Storage Facility at Smith Cove Park project. Pipe installation is now scheduled to start as early as Wednesday, April 4. The schedule and duration for installation may change. We will notify