Senior Services: Homesharing

"Are you tired of living alone? Would you like some help with household chores? Do you need help paying a mortgage or property taxes?"

Homesharing is "a non-profit intergenerational housing program matching Seattle homeowners with people looking for a place to live. One person in each match must be 55 or older. All applicants provide three character references and complete a police background check... We match very carefully for mutual benefit and compatibility."

29 Live

"29 Live has been providing a showcase for unsigned musical talent since 1995. The show currently airs in Seattle every Friday night at Midnight on channel 29/77... Our modest goal is to produce a quality television program and have plenty of fun in the process. ...the program also documents a snapshot in time of the local music scene."

"**SUN APRIL 9, 3 - 6 p.m., at Martin Luther King Way S & Charlestown, just a bit after the intersection of Rainier Avenue & MLK, and before Rainier Vista; WHEEL/SHARE TENT CITY Open House, raised at the April 1 closing of Seattle's Winter Response shelters despite thousands of HOMELESS PEOPLE with no warm or safe place to sleep, info 206-448- 7889 or anitra@speakeasy.org."

"SUN APRIL 9, 4:30 - 6:30 p.m., at Garfield Community Center, 23rd & Cherry, on buslines 3 and 48; Mothers for POLICE ACCOUNTABILITY will hold the Third Annual PAUL ROBESON JUSTICE AWARDS, presenting Ted Hutchinson who will do a first person characterization of Paul Robeson in word and song, awards to state Representative Velma Veloria for her work against racial profiling; W. Ed Reed for his book 'The Politics of Community Policing: A Case of Seattle'; Simi Bear for her contribution to juvenile justice work; and Marc Auerbach for his educational and technical work with MfPA; info 206-329-2033"