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The Finn Hill Neighborhood Alliance held its annual members’ meeting in the Finn Hill Middle School cafeteria. All Finn Hill residents were invited to attend. Here's what our agenda featured: Board elections: As a Finn Hill resident, you had the opportunity to vote...
Dear Finn Hill Residents: As you know, FHNA has been following the Planning Commission’s review of a request for zoning changes for properties located along the west side of Juanita Drive, at the intersection with 122nd Place and Holmes Point Drive, and across the...
What’s Growing and Going On In the Park First Edition-Fall 2012 Introducing the new Log Blog for the Juanita Woodlands Park—your connection to what’s growing and what’s going on in the park. Have you ever wondered how many inches a young tree can grow in 4 months?...
A Finn Hill Focus in November: Personal Emergency Preparedness must also involve Neighborhood Preparedness. Remember – in a disaster your most immediate source of help are the neighbors living around you. If you have done all that is necessary to prepare yourself and...
America's got 'no' talent? Up here where we live, our neighborhood has tons of it! At DennyFest, our annual bash, every year we hold a chili cook-off and a pie bake-off, with gourmet samplings to enchant our taste buds, a barbeque feast, and a stage of continuous...
FHPRD Joins FHNA in Endorsing Kirkland Parks Levy - Proposition 2 The Board of Commissioners of the Finn Hill Park and Recreation District, which manages O.O. Denny Park on Lake Washington, has joined the Finn Hill Neighborhood Alliance Board in endorsing the Kirkland...
On Thursday, October 25, at 7pm, the Kirkland Planning Commission will hold its second study session on a potential zoning amendment for 4 properties located on the western side of Juanita Drive at the intersections with Holmes Point Drive and 122nd (Finn Hill Shell...
The FHNA board has unanimously voted to endorse Proposition 2, the levy that supports Kirkland parks. The board concluded that the levy is not only beneficial to Kirkland as a whole but is also particularly good for Finn Hill because it generates funding to maintain...
“…With over seven square miles of tree canopy in Kirkland, the urban forest is an important component of the city’s “green infrastructure.” The challenge is how to balance a sustainable urban forest with the pressures of development and other interests in Kirkland....
Please save the date! Volunteers are needed on October 27 at 9:00 AM for pulling invasive species and re-tagging trees that were planted last year. If you are interested please meet other volunteers near the 120th Street trail head on the east side of Juanita Drive at...
