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Over the course of time, a tree that is property cared for increases in value, which in turn increases property value. "The term 'topping' refers to the practice of drastically cutting back large limbs, often indiscriminately leaving stubs, and resulting in injury; a...
YOUR ROAD MAY BE CLOSED due to resurfacing streets on Finn Hill. As part of the city's street preservation program, streets in our neighborhood will be slurry sealed starting 8/14. While being sealed, streets will be closed for up to 8 hours (starting at around 8...
Mark your calendars for September 8, Sunday, from noon to 4PM. DennyFest is the annual celebration of the Finn Hill neighborhood which returns to the shores of Lake Washington at O.O. Denny Park. More Details to come! Pictures below from last year. ...
Juanita Heights Park Work Party: Join your neighbors around Juanita Heights Park this Saturday, August 31. We have a monthly ivy pulling work party usually the last Saturday of the month. We have a good time, good food and good riddance to ivy choking this little...
Oops! Don't let this happen to you! Living here in the great Pacific Northwest is truly a gift wrapped in green. We are blessed with the majestic splendor of the tall, beautiful, beneficial, lean, and green Douglas fir. Some benefits of these trees are: Just three...
Finn Hill Neighbors: You should have received your August 6, 2013 ballots by now, and FHNA is writing to recommend that you vote YES on County Proposition No. 1, which provides continued funding for County parks. The parks measure is important to our neighborhood...
FHNA Endorses King County Parks Levy Recently the FHNA board voted to endorse Proposition 1, the King County Parks Levy. Click on the link below to see the press release. The six year property tax levy lid lift of 18.77 cents per $1,000 of assessed value, or about...
Juanita Woodlands Log Blog What’s Growing & Going On In the Park. Fourth Edition: Summer 2013 Summer. The growing season. Long daylight hours and warmth from the sun create ideal growing conditions for the trees and plants in our pacific northwest forests. Walk...
Take some time to page through the “Blackberry Preserves” newsletter, produced by the Kirkland Heritage Society, for its members and those interested in Kirkland’s past. Inside the July/August 2013 edition you’ll find articles on: The Miller home from 128 12th Avenue...
Hi. My name's Elwood. I was originally named Jake but it was clearly a misnomer. I resemble a "Jake" like my owner (or "human" as I prefer to call her... who "owns" their 'pet' anyways?!) resembles a '67 Chevy.. That is to say--not at all. I was "rescued" from the...
