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A proposal for Green Lake’s Big Hole: A temporary farmers and artists market

Many Green Lake residents have a lot to say about the large crater at the site of the old Vitamilk Dairy, a.k.a. “The Big Hole.” Recently, the City of Seattle’s Department of Planning and Development gave Seattle citizens the opportunity to present ideas for interim uses for the city’s stalled project sites. On Sunday, Deanna [...]

Do you have ideas for Green Lake’s BIG HOLE?

As Chairman of the Green Lake Community Council I am frequently asked about what is happening at the old VitaMilk Diary site that is now just a block-size hole in the ground. As you probably know, there were plans years in the making with the owners of the property, the developer they hired, architects, city [...]

Open house: 1711 NE 90th Street

Ed. note: the following information about a nearby open house comes to us via our site sponsor Michael Cornell, a local REALTOR® who specializes in Green Lake and other classic in-city neighborhoods and is Chairman of the Green Lake Community Council. Thanks, Mike! 1711 NE 90th Street Big classic gazebo in a large private back [...]

Open house Sunday afternoon: 1711 NE 90th Street

Ed. note: the following information about a nearby open house comes to us via our site sponsor Michael Cornell, a local REALTOR® who specializes in Green Lake and other classic in-city neighborhoods and is Chairman of the Green Lake Community Council. Thanks, Mike! 1711 NE 90th Street This late-century modern is more home than you [...]

Green Lake named a “Best Place to Live”

Excellent! Green Lake was just named as one of Seattle Met Magazine‘s “Best Places to Live 2010.” The article makes mention of the Green Lake loop, the Poetess at Green Lake, and … MyGreenLake.com! Green Lake is described as “the heart of the city,” with “an urban setting that doesn’t sacrifice community bonds for hipster-baiting [...]