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Everest Neighborhood Picnic 2019
Come join your neighbors for food & fun at the annual Everest Neighborhood Picnic
WHEN
SUNDAY 08.18.2019
EVEREST PARK 12PM – 3PM
WHAT TO BRING
Everyone: Drinks for you (or for sharing)
A-R: Side Dish to share
S-Z: Dessert to share
ACTIVITIES
Live music, bouncy house, face painting, balloon
artist, water balloon toss, games, and more!
PROVIDED
Burgers, hot dogs, veggie burgers, water, coolers for
drinks, and Menchie’s frozen yogurt
RSVP & VOLUNTEERS APPRECIATED
Everest Neighborhood 2018 Picnic
Come join your neighbors for food & fun at the annual Everest Neighborhood Picnic
WHEN
SUNDAY 08.19.2018
EVEREST PARK 12PM – 3PM
WHAT TO BRING
Everyone: Drinks for you (or for sharing)
A-R: Side Dish to share
S-Z: Dessert to share
ACTIVITIES
Live music, bouncy house, face painting, balloon
artist, water balloon toss, games, and more!
PROVIDED
Burgers, hot dogs, veggie burgers, water, coolers for
drinks, and Menchie’s frozen yogurt
RSVP & VOLUNTEERS APPRECIATED
Everest Neighborhood Association Newsletter August 2017
Suspicious People in the Neighborhood & Car Break-ins
We’ll have the police come to our September meeting so you can ask questions and they can share tips, but we’ve had a few reports of suspicious people in the neighborhood. Often in the past, they are selling magazine subscriptions or raising money for a charity you have never heard of. According to the police, you can ask to see their permit (which is required for them to be selling door to door) but it is a good idea to get a description of the person and call the police. They have told us in the past that frequently these people can be casing the neighborhood looking for homes to break into in the future.
A few of our neighbors recently had their vehicles broken into. Here are some tips from the City of Kirkland’s website. The one thing I would add is to make sure to set your alarm.
Tips to Avoid Having Your Vehicle Prowled:
- Lock all vehicle doors and secure windows and convertible or soft tops, even at home, in your own garage, and even if you’re only going to be gone for a few minutes.
- Never leave valuables in your vehicle (including: cell phones, MP3 players, purses, radios, GPS units, garage door openers, cameras, chargers and other accessories, clothes, bags, paperwork, etc.)
- Park in well-lighted areas.
- Trust your instincts! If you hear something suspicious (glass shattering, for example) or see someone looking in multiple vehicles, call 911 immediately. You are the eyes and ears of the Police.
- Have an alarm installed and place a sticker on your window indicating your vehicle is protected.
- Avoid parking next to trucks, SUVs, vehicles with tinted windows, or anything that can serve as a shield for thieves. The more open space and light you have, the better.
2017 Everest Neighborhood Picnic
Come join your neighbors for food & fun at the annual Everest Neighborhood Picnic
WHEN
Sunday 08.20.2017 at Everest Park 12pm – 3pm
WHAT TO BRING
Everyone: Drinks for you (or for sharing)
A-R: Side Dish to share
S-Z: Dessert to share
ACTIVITIES
Live music, bouncy house, face painting, balloon artist, water balloon toss, games, and more!
PROVIDED
Burgers, hot dogs, veggie burgers, water, coolers for drinks, and Menchie’s frozen yogurt
RSVP & VOLUNTEERS APPRECIATED
Upcoming Everest Neighborhood Association Meeting
A reminder that the Everest Neighborhood Association meeting will be this Tuesday (March 14th) at 7 pm at City Hall (123 5th Avenue) in City Council Chambers. Please plan to arrive early. Carpooling is encouraged.
The Transportation and Design Consultants hired by the City will be presenting their proposals for re-zoning the Houghton Everest Neighborhood Center. This will be an opportunity for you to ask questions and understand what is being proposed so that you can decide if you support the options presented.
This meeting will not be a public hearing (that will be held on March 23rd – 6 pm City Hall) but your participation is important.
Questions can be submitted in advance to Angela Ruggeri at: ARuggeri@kirklandwa.gov please cc: amrising@gmail.com
The Everest Neighborhood Association Board met recently and will be emailing their recommendation for the Neighborhood Center after the meeting.
Anna, our chair, has been following this issue closely for many years, so please feel free to email her if you have any questions. Here’s the latest info from the city on the state of the plan currently:
Houghton Everest Neighborhood Center – 6th Street Corridor Study.
Update on the 2017-02-23 Planning Commission Meeting
The Kirkland Planning Commission held a meeting on Thursday, February 23rd to discuss the Houghton-Everest Neighborhood Center. Thanks to everyone who attended.
On the agenda were plans to re-zone the business district for up to five stories. The Central Houghton Neighborhood association has a great wrap-up. No sense duplicating their work, here’s a link to their post if you want to learn more: