By Devin Chicras
About a dozen volunteers got up early on Saturday, August 30, 2025 and made their way down to Skyway Park to continue blazing a trail through its overgrown corners.
Continue ReadingBy Devin Chicras
About a dozen volunteers got up early on Saturday, August 30, 2025 and made their way down to Skyway Park to continue blazing a trail through its overgrown corners.
Continue ReadingAbout 30 folks gathered in Skyway Park on July 22, 2025 to learn a little more about our 23-acre green gem.
Continue ReadingOur new King County Sheriff’s Office (KCSO) Community Service Officer is Paul Francis. Paul is stepping into the role previously held by Vicky Cariello.
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West Hill Community Association’s Summer 2025 Community Quarterly Meeting was full of great neighbors, interesting speakers, and excellent food.
Continue ReadingAbout 20 volunteers dedicated three hours of their sunny Saturday morning on April 26, 2025 to restore habitat in Skyway Park.
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What a year! We brought movies to the park for the first time, took over multiple blocks with a Halloween festival for the second time, painted a mural, restored precious green space, helped get out the vote and vital information, and so much more. Let’s take a look at some of the highlights!
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Looking for a great last-minute holiday gift? You don’t have to travel far! Support local and pick up a great present for your family, friend, co-worker, or party host right here in Skyway.
Continue ReadingThe minimum wage is increasing on January 1, 2025 for businesses in unincorporated King County (like those in the Skyway-West Hill area).
Continue ReadingSubmit YOUR home or business’ outdoor light display to our annual Holiday Lights Contest by Saturday, December 21 at 5 p.m. and you could win a flashy trophy and a local gift card! Address must be within unincorporated 98178 (Skyway-West Hill neighborhoods) to qualify.
Continue ReadingSkyway’s biggest Halloween event returned on Saturday, October 26, 2024. More than 800 neighbors braved the rain and enjoyed fun activities, attractions, and entertainment (and LOTS of treats) throughout downtown Skyway. From our epic block party to the terrifying haunted house hosted by The Tool Doctor in the abandoned Skyway Mart, we loved seeing y’all having fun in your amazing costumes.
Continue ReadingSkyway’s biggest Halloween event is Saturday, October 26 from 1-5 p.m. Start your Halloween Takeover journey in the lot across from Skyway Library and get your map to navigate two blocks of fun along Renton Avenue South! We’ll be out there rain or shine, so be ready in case there are a few showers.
Continue ReadingFor the first time since 2003, Skyway Outdoor Cinema (SOC) moved to a new location: Skyway Park! While our regular parking lot location at the former U.S. Bank remains a construction zone as the new Skyway Resource Center is built, we heard loud and clear from neighbors that they couldn’t wait another season for this annual tradition.
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On April 27, two dozen volunteers joined WHCA and King County Parks in Skyway Park to celebrate Earth Week by restoring more of the wetland area we’ve been working on for the last five months.
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Did you miss our first “State of the Hill” quarterly catch-up for 2024? Our January 16, 2024 community meeting was held at Lakeridge Elementary School (go Orcas!) and featured experts who revealed the history and impact of redlining in the Skyway-West Hill neighborhoods and current opportunities to help repair those injustices.
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We took over Skyway Park, and downtown Skyway (twice). We brought back the Community Coffee Hour to Skyway Library and returned our quarterly State of the Hill community meetings to in-person gatherings. We celebrated local businesses, dreamed big on public art projects, and restored wetlands. 2023 was a big year for West Hill Community Association, let’s look back at some highlights!
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