The City of Seattle is hosting a free event tomorrow (Thursday, April 19, 2012), 6-9 p.m., at City Hall (600 4th Ave). The event will serve as an orientation to Startup Weekend GOV, which is planed for April 27-29: Do you have an idea for a new application that could help people use government information? Community ideas are needed for Startup Weekend Government, where technical developers will create new mobile apps and business ideas to help people better access government data and services. Not a developer or technical guru? Not a problem. Residents can share ideas with developers at https://opennw.ideascale.com or come to City Hall Thursday, April 19, from 6-9 p.m. for the Startup Weekend orientation. During this event, participants will…
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Cell phone reception in Green Lake
photo credit: allison.hare John, who lives near Meridian Ave N & N 61st St, asked us to pose a question to the neighborhood: How is cell phone reception for you in Green Lake? Specifically, John is curious about T-Mobile reception in southeast Green Lake, but we would be curious to hear about other carriers elsewhere in Green Lake as well. Please share your experiences concerning Green Lake cell phone reception in the comments — thank you!
GeekGirlCONcert planned for Green Lake
GeekGirlCon is kicking off their first annual convention with a GeekGirlCONcert at The Great Hall at Green Lake (7220 Woodlawn Ave NE) on Friday, October 7, 2011. The concert will feature Marian Call, Molly Lewis and the Doubleclicks. GeekGirlCon is a nonprofit organization “dedicated to promoting awareness of and celebrating the contribution and involvement of women in all aspects of the sciences, science fiction, comics, gaming and related Geek culture through conventions and events that emphasize both the historic and ongoing contribution and influence of women in this culture.” More information about the Green Lake show, including ticketing information and show times, will be available soon on the GeekGirlCon website. Thanks…
