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On Thursday, August 23 from 7:00 - 9:00 PM the King County Parks Department will be hosting a second Big Finn Hill trails planning meeting in room 184 at Bastyr University. The purpose of the meeting is to: • Discuss the goals of the planning process; • Review the...
Pedestrian and bicycle safety concerns have been raised repeatedly at FHNA meetings over the past year. One bicycle fatality occurred along Juanita Drive last year, and another fatality occurred on NE 131st Way – although it was a vehicle related accident. Both...
From Dec-2011 to May-2012, residents of Finn Hill collected information about surface water concerns in our Kirkland, Washington neighborhood. Data collection methods included field reconnaissance, telephone interviews, e-mail correspondence, and a targeted Internet...
I do not have a lake view. But I know it’s down there at the bottom of my hill. I breathe its frisky mineral air -- brewed in the open expanse of fresh water -- as it spills up the hill and shakes my tree tops. Living halfway up Finn Hill on the western slope means...
FHNA is participating in the City of Kirkland’s process to identify a site for a new fire station on Finn Hill. Our goals are to ensure that the site does not compromise environmentally sensitive areas (such as Big Finn Hill Park or adjacent wetlands) and is located...
Finn Hill Boundary Map shows streets, parks, schools, water bodies, and city limits. This is a good map to see how few parks there are East of 84th Ave NE and North 132nd St. Kirkland Neighborhood Parks Gap Analysis Map shows areas where people have walking access...
Live music, a dog show, and the ever-popular Chili cookoff and Pie bakeoff are all on the menu of DennyFest this fall. So mark your calendars and make plans to stop by and join in. The date is Sunday, September 9th, rain or shine, for the Finn Hill Neighborhood...
Map and Photo of Holmes Point 1936 ---- Map and Photo of Holmes Point...
In 2001, DCNA turned to another important challenge: Saving what became known as the “Juanita Woodlands,” a 40-acre island of forest amid the rapidly expanding residential and commercial development of Kirkland’s Juanita area. The state had made known its possible...
Welcome to FHNA’s new website! We hope you like it. And we hope even more that you’ll use it to learn what’s going on in our neighborhood and to tell us what you are thinking about. Do you want to compliment someone on a good idea or completing a useful project? Do...
