by Devin Chicras
On March 3, a virtual town hall meeting was held for the Skyway-West Hill community which featured King County Councilmembers Girmay Zahilay, Joe McDermott, Jeanne Kohl-Welles, and Rod Dembowski, as well as Patty Hayes, Director of Public Health Seattle-King County (PHSKC).
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by Devin Chicras
Held again over Zoom and Facebook Live on February 16, West Hill Community Association’s (WHCA’s) Winter 2021 Quarterly Community Meeting was absolutely packed with interesting and useful information and resources. Hear the fire chief recount the tragic 3-alarm fire that happened the day before Christmas Eve, get the inside scoop on how to get vaccinated, and let King County Metro explain how the Community Van program works (and how you could be a driver!) by rewatching the video.
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by Devin Chicras
Hope for families experiencing homelessness is on its way to unincorporated West Hill’s Lakeridge neighborhood (just north of Skyway, along Lake Washington).
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by WHCA Communications Committee
Help Create Recommendations for Preventing Displacement and increasing affordable housing in Skyway-West Hill and North Highline!
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by Devin Chicras
We asked our neighbors to help make 2020 a little brighter, and you delivered. We’re so grateful to everyone who entered our first holiday lights contest since 2009, and excited to share the official winners.
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By Devin Chicras
Like all celebrations this year, our plans for New Year’s Eve are going to look a little different than years past. But that doesn’t mean NYE is canceled! Check out these ways to celebrate the end of this incredibly challenging year – without travelling too far.
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by Devin Chicras
Just before 2 a.m. on the morning of Wednesday, December 23, a fire destroyed 24 units of the Greentree Apartments (6900 S 125th St, Seattle, WA 98178). 21 units were occupied. One person was injured, and about 30 people just lost everything they own and the roof over their heads. Our hearts are heavy and our thoughts are with our friends and neighbors right now. Here’s how you can help.
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by Devin Chicras
We could all use a little bright spot at the end of such an incredibly difficult and challenging year. Take a virtual (or socially distanced walking or driving) tour around some of the best light displays Skyway-West Hill has to offer with our interactive map!
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by Devin Chicras
On Thursday, December 10, West Hill Community Association (WHCA) held its Fall Community Quarterly Meeting (rescheduled from October) via Zoom and Facebook Live. We heard about some big projects in the works, from a new tiny home village and community message boards to planning for recreational and multiservice community centers.
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by Lilani Dunn
ENTER TO WIN BY 12/21: Submit your home or business address for a chance to win up to $150 in local gift cards in addition to a trophy and bragging rights! bit.ly/whca2020lights
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By Devin Chicras
The Washington State Department of Health (DOH) has made it clear that we should limit our Thanksgiving gatherings to only members of our household. So how do Skyway-West Hill neighbors make the most of our celebrations and stay safe this week? Read on!
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By the WHCA Board
Hello friends, neighbors, and community partners!
Our hearts are full of GRATITUDE for all the people and organizations who are working together and working tirelessly in these trying times to make Skyway-West Hill a healthier, stronger, more equitable place. West Hill Community Association (WHCA) is grateful to be part of this resilient community, and we want to take a moment to share some WHCA bright spots from the past year.
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by Kynan Warren (and WHCA Board)
This November’s general election has the potential to change the direction of this country for generations to come, however it’s not just a president that you are asked to vote for! Hopefully these resources can help guide you into making a well-informed decision.
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By WHCA Advocacy Committee
We all need a little help sometimes (now more than ever). Luckily, we have access to some great free local resources right at our fingertips. Are you…
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By WHCA Advocacy Committee
You could change the course of history for our entire neighborhood with zero dollars and just a few minutes of your time. Here’s how:
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