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Welcome to
Beautiful Green Lake
The Green Lake neighborhood is a great place to work,
play, visit, and live. Green Lake businesses are thriving and popular
Green Lake restaurants serve delectable food that is lauded by food editors
and customers alike. Green Lake homes are in high demand. and Green Lake
Park is possibly the most popular park in the State of Washington.
Every day people from all parts of the city and county come to enjoy the
lake, the path, and the many activities available year-round. Our neighborhood
schools serve students from throughout the city and our library is one
of the busiest (indicating that it serves as a regional resource as much
as a neighborhood library) in the city. The old West Green Lake Beach
bathhouse now houses the Seattle Public Theater, an exciting resource
for quality entertainment and community participation.
The Green
Lake Community Council
The Green Lake Community Council (GLCC) is an organization
dedicated to making Green Lake an even a better place for those of us
who live here, who work here and who visit here, through our involvement,
advocacy, sharing, and caring. That is our vision. See About
Us for our mission statement and current activities.
Friends of
Green Lake
With the overwhelming popularity of our lake, many people
are concerned about maintaining the beauty and viability of the lake for
future generations. The Friends of Green Lake, a part of the Community
Council, are addressing the issues of algae, wildlife habitat, and growth
of plants like milfoil. See the Friends
of Green Lake home page for for more information about the Friends
of Green Lake activities.
Green Lake
Community Center
Community Center Information: (206) 684-0780 Address: 7201 E Green Lake
Dr N, 98115.
The Community Center's operating hours in 2013 are: Mon – Friday 1:30
- 9 p.m., Sat 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., and Sun Closed. Next holiday closure is
Mon. May 27 Memorial Day. Find the Green Lake Community Center
on Facebook
More information is also available on their
flier or the Community
Center website.
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NEWS ITEMS

Green Lake Branch Library
7364 E. Green Lake Dr. N
North Seattle Candidate Events Planned:
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NORTH & CENTRAL SEATTLE RACE FOR MAYOR
FORUM 6:30-9 PM MAY 2
You are cordially invited to attend a Seattle mayoral candidates' forum
sponsored and hosted by the 36th, 43rd, 46th, and 32nd District Democrats.
Date: Thurs. May 2
Time: 6:30–9 pm
Where: Hamilton International Middle School, 1610 N 41st St, Seattle,
WA 98103
NE SEATTLE MAYORAL CANDIDATES
FORUM SET FOR TUES. JUNE 11
SAVE THE DATE: The Northeast District Council will hold a Candidates
Forum on Tuesday, June 11th at Magnuson Park. More details about the event
will follow as the event date nears.
Date: Tuesday, June 11th
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m
Where: Seattle Musical Theatre (7120 62nd Ave NE - located in the
Community Center Bldg at Magnuson Park)
CITY HALL CANDIDATES FORUMS
PLANNED PRE-AUG 6 & IN SEPT AFTER JUNE 19 "PICNIC IN THE PARK"
(GASWORKS)
Ballard District Council and Magnolia/Queen Ann District Council are co-sponsoring
two city hall candidate forums, a pre-August 6th primary "virtual"
forum where candidates are asked a series of questions and responses published
prior to the primary, and a 2nd live forum in late Sept. at Ballard High
School. The annual "Picnic in the Park (Gasworks Park) is sponsored
by north end Chambers of Commerce.
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MEETINGS
Green Lake Community Council
GLCC meets at 7:00 PM on the second Wednesday
of odd numbered months in The Hearthstone Chapel, main floor,
6720 E. Green Lake Way N Seattle
Friends of Green Lake meeting
FOGL now meets at 7:00 PM on the fourth Tuesday of the month at
The Hearthstone
Board room, main floor
6720 E. Green Lake Way N
Seattle
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AGENDA FOR MEETING ON MARCH 13, 2013
Welcome/Introductions - Paul Kostek
Candidate for Mayor - Charles Staadecker
Review of Planned changes to Aurora & N 65th Street - Jonathan
Dong - SDOT
Land Use Committee Report - Mary Muller
Friends of Green Lake - Garet Munger
City Land Use - Tim Burgess - Seattle City Council
NW District Council Report - Ellen Hewitt
SPD NW Precinct
Safe Communities Report - Paul Kostek
Seattle Public Theatre - Keith
Dahlgren
Next GLCC Meeting - May 8, 2013
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COMING
SOON to the Bathhouse Theater
March offerings include Edith Can Shoot Things
and Hit Them by A. Rey Pamatmat, Mar 29 - Apr 21. Directed
by David Gassner, featuring Jose Abaoag, Sarah Porkalob, and Tim
Smith-Stewart. After being all but abandoned by their widower father,
teenagers Edith and Kenny form an unconvenional latchkey family.
See Seattle Public Theater
website for more.
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