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Seattle Community Network |
Saturday
April 15, 2000 |
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April 15
Seattle Sites of the Day:
"The native critters also appreciate having access to the plants they grew up with, evolutionarily speaking. ... food and shelter for the birds, bugs, and butterflies that once called this area home in greater numbers than now. Why is this useful? If the birds and bugs find plenty of places to live and hide, and plenty of tasty berries, pollen, or nectar, they will help control the pests that can tempt us to engage in chemical warfare." Native Plant Sale, Earth Day, April 22, 10 AM to 4 PM, Bellevue Botanical Garden, 12001 Main St.
Tree Cover: 1972, 1986, 1996
"May 5, Friday - Chili Feed and Annual Meeting - Come see our new office at Sand Point Naval Station. We will have our Chili Feed and Annual meeting in 'the brig'. Any of you WTO veterans shouldn't have any trouble finding it."
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April 9 - 15
Seattle Site of the Week: 
Peace and Justice Events, Seattle Area
"THROUGH APRIL 15, Celebrate National VOLUNTER WEEK; for example American Red Cross Language Bank for bilingual speakers of all languages especially needs speakers of Vietnamese, Cambodian and Somali, 206-726-3554" "**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" |
