by Devin Chicras
West Hill Community Association’s Summer Community Quarterly Meeting on July 21, 2026 was held at West Hill Community Center and featured a wide array of speakers sharing updates, resources, opportunities, and ways to get involved.
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by Devin Chicras
West Hill Community Association’s Spring Community Quarterly Meeting on April 21, 2026 was held at West Hill Community Center and featured a wide array of speakers sharing updates, resources, opportunities, and ways to get involved.
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by Devin Chicras
West Hill Community Association’s Winter Community Quarterly Meeting on January 20, 2026 featured a presentation from WSDOT on the SR 900/57th Ave S to S 135th Pedestrian and Safety Improvements project.
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By Devin Chicras
Despite 40-mph gusts and sideways rain, nearly 1,000 costumed characters descended on downtown Skyway for West Hill Community Association’s Halloween Takeover on Saturday, October 25, 2025.
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by Devin Chicras
West Hill Community Association’s Fall 2025 Community Quarterly Meeting on October 21, 2025 focused on getting neighbors election-ready with presentations on what is on our ballots and how to make sure they’re counted.
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by Devin Chicras
West Hill Community Association’s Summer 2025 Community Quarterly Meeting was full of great neighbors, interesting speakers, and excellent food.
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Skyway’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.
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by Devin Chicras
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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by Devin Chicras
For the first time since 2020, West Hill Community Association’s Community Quarterly Meeting was back in person on October 17. Dozens of neighbors joined us at Campbell Hill Elementary to share some delicious local food and learn about what’s new in the neighborhood.
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by Devin Chicras
Folks who tuned into West Hill Community Association’s Spring 2023 Community Quarterly Meeting on April 18 found out how King County Metro’s new “Metro Flex” service works, got the inside scoop on King County’s new heat pump program, and more. Watch the full video below, or read on for highlights.
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by Devin Chicras
On January 17, 2023, West Hill Community Association held their winter Community Quarterly Meeting. Many information-packed community reports preceded insightful presentations on the plight of our local beloved forested hiking spot and community land trusts.
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Sat, December 31, 2022 @ 5:00 pm – 9:30 pm
Celebrate early with Skyway VFW Post 9430’s annual New York New Year’s Eve Party:
Only $20 if you pick up tickets at the Post ahead of time, or $25 at the door
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
Our first community meeting of the decade brought dozens of neighbors together to meet our new King County Councilmember and learn more about the 2020 Census, a new recycling startup, how Skyway Park is expanding, and more!
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by Devin Chicras
Whether in person or via our live stream, folks paying attention at our Fall 2019 Quarterly Meeting on October 15th, 2019 at Skyway VFW Post #9430 learned all sorts of valuable information from deciphering what’s on their General Election ballot to what proposed land use policies are set to shape their neighborhoods for the next twenty years, and much more.
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