Columbia Citizens

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Brunch meeting, Sunday, October 14, 11 am. Brainstorm how to build progressive Jewish community in South Seattle!

Valley & Mountain, a Rainier Valley homegrown spiritual community is turning two! Over these two years, V&M has grown from two people and an idea into a lively community where dozens of friends and former strangers, attracted by a common mission, are finding community, spiritual maturity, and social engagement. Join us on September 16th as we gather for our special 2nd Anniversary Celebration, complete with a Potlatch Love Feast, cake, a posse of musicians, and a slew of leaders from local charity/justice organizations that we partner with! We meet at 3651 S. Edmunds St. Seattle, WA 98118 in Columbia City. Look for the new freshly painted green fence around our building parking lot. All are welcome! Learn more about V&M at: www.valleyandmountain.org

Neighborhood portal to connect neighbors, announce events, recommendations, for sale items, etc

to facilitate an open dialogue about the future of the school and develop a vision that reflects the community's wishes.

Fall Session 2010 (Sept 14 - Dec 14) Open Registration Tuesday Sept 14 & 21 7:30p Columbia City Church of Hope (formerly Bethlehem Lutheran Church) 3818 S Angeline St Seattle, WA 98118 Visit www.kathleentracy.com and click on CCCChorus at the top of the page for more info

Starting a friendly weekly neighborhood pick-up soccer game

All are welcome! Fridays 10-12 at 4916 S Angeline.

Living Room Join us for SPLAB’s acclaimed writer’s critique circle, Living Room, Tuesday nights at 7P in the 2nd floor lounge of the Columbia City Cinema, 4816 Rainier Av S.

Looking for some people to have a drink and play interesting board games

Below is the meeting agenda for the upcoming meeting on September 23,2009 from 6:30 to 8:30 PM at the Rainier Community Center, 4600 38th Ave S. Hope to see you there.

Social group for childless singles and couples!

After the recent and heavily attended neighborhood planning meeting, the Columbia City Community Council will be meeting to recap and discuss a way forward for neighborhood advocacy, improvement, and activities.

Regular meeting of the Southeast District Council, which is a forum for all neighborhood associations, business associations, and other organizations active in the valley.

We love the kids but looking to meet some neighborhood people at a similar, child free, point of life.

Please join us in a small group exploration of the emotional life of mothers and babies.

Project Seattle Pools, a combined effort of NE and SE community groups advocating for aquatics facilities improvements, is asking for your help to make planning for future improvements happen now.