Spotlight on Ballard – 2014 Weekend Concerts at the Locks
One of Seattle’s great destinations is the Hiram M. Chittenden Locks in the Ballard neighborhood. The locks connect the Lake Washington Ship Canal with the Puget Sound and have been in operation since 1916. During the summer you can also see the salmon travel up the fish ladder in the underwater viewing room.
Also on the ground is the Carl S. English Jr. Botanical Garden. After you are finished visiting the beautiful garden, bring a blanket or lawn chair and relax at a free concert. This summer the 25th Annual Concert Series begins Thursday May 29th, at 7:15 PM with the Seattle Civic Band – Marching music and Broadway songs. All other concerts occur Saturdays and Sundays at 2:00 PM. Concerts run through September 1st. Get there early to stake out your spot and enjoy!
Full a complete list of concerts, activities, info, directions and hours, please visit: http://www.nws.usace.army.mil/Missions/CivilWorks/LocksandDams/ChittendenLocks.aspx
Don’t Drip and Drive!
You won’t get your hands dirty when you attend this FREE auto leaks class. But you will get your car inspected, discover if you have any leaks and find out how much repairs cost before you go see a mechanic. A leaky car is not a reliable car, plus it is harmful to the Puget Sound.
This class is sponsored by the Seattle PUD and the Washington State Department of Ecology. The next upcoming class is on May 17th, 2014 at South Seattle Community College.
Register today by visiting: http://www.fixcarleaks.org
Preparing your home for sale – 6 Easy ways to refresh and upgrade
Preparing your home for sale – 6 Easy ways to refresh and upgrade
1. Uncover Hardwoods – Do you have hardwood floors under the carpet? Hardwood floors are back in demand. Consider removing your carpet to expose wood floors, combined with refinishing if necessary.
2. Light Fixtures – Replacing older light fixtures with more modern, brighter, and energy efficient is one of the easiest things you can do. This adds more warmth and friendliness to a room.
3. Update Cabinet Hardware – This change can make a dramatic difference in the overall appearance of a room. Hardware is relatively inexpensive and an easy do-it-yourself project.
4. Replace Outlet Covers – This subtle change can add style to a room. There are a wide variety of options to choose from and it can make a big impression.
5. Painting – Painting walls and trim is the most obvious and dramatic way to change the mood of a room. Take care to thoroughly prepare surfaces for a clean long-lasting finish.
6. Potted Flowers – A pot of flowers on a front porch or step always looks welcoming. Planting a small evergreen in the center with annuals at the edges is an easy way to create a low maintenance pot that can be easily refreshed.
City Twenty Six
There is a new 26 home development in the making in north Seattle. Between Meridian Ave N, Burke Ave N., N. 104th St, and Roosevelt Way N, you will find CITY TWENTY SIX.
With five styles of homes, this modern development is sleek, comfortable, and eco-conscious. Features include hardwoods, gourmet kitchens with slab quartz counters, Abodian cabinetry, spa bathrooms, and fiber optic media connectivity. Energy efficiency is tantamount with efficient appliances, low flow toilets, and dual glazed windows with low E. Plenty of storage spaces and large closets are in each home. Ductless mini split HVAC. Exteriors are finished in John Hardie siding for durability. Each home is professionally landscaped.
To view the home plans and all the details, visit www.city26living.com
For more information, please contact:
Jeff Menday & Associates
For more information, please contact:
Jeff Menday & Associates
RE/MAX Northwest Realtors
300 NE 90th St.
Seattle, WA 98115
206-369-2818 (cell)
206-528-4482 (office)








