Sehome Neighborhood Association

October 31 – Halloween Jack-O-Lantern Decorating Contest and Gathering

Come gather with neighbors at 1001 Mason St. on the corner of Mason and Laurel at 5PM to drink hot cider and eat donuts! Bring your decorated or carved pumpkin along or just come to chat and judge. We will judge pumpkins at 5:15 and award prizes around 5:30 to get everyone back at home for dinner and trick or treaters! Look for our posters and signs up around the neighborhood and pass the word!

General Meeting October 5th–social starting at 6:30 and meeting at 7-8PM

We had a lot of new folks along with some of our longest residents attend the zoom meeting. Mayor Fleetwood answered questions of concern from our neighborhood for most of the meeting, and Sage Jones did a very concise 15 minute presentation about the upcoming initiatives on our ballots. Link to the recording coming soon.

 

Sehome Neighborhood Garage Sale

SAT. AUGUST 28, 2021, 10-2

Jersey St to Newell St, and from E. Maple St to the Arboretum

We had a fabulous garage sale this year, after many years of hiatus. There were a great variety of offerings, from folks with a single “free” table, to people that really sold alot of goods. The neighborhood was alive and busy for a few hours. Timing was the weekend before student move out, perhaps we’ll try for a sale when our new neighbors are getting settled in. Thanks for everyone that participated, it was fun to see everyone!

Sehome Neighborhood Meeting June 14th at 7PM

We met on a Monday night with guest speaker Chris Comeau, Director of Transportation speaking about the Lincoln/Lakeway Transportation changes, updates on the Samish Way Urban Village (you’ve all seen the new buildings!) and an update on a new food pantry. You can find the zoom link to the recording in the News section of this website! Sorry for all of you that either had trouble with links, or just could not make it!

Easter Egg Hunt in the Historic Neighborhood

Saturday April 3 from 11AM to 1PM

We had a fabulous day of visiting with neighbors, exchanging seeds and plants. Everyone was so creative! Folks set up games on the sidewalk or yard and there were lots of eggs and candies for the kids. Sidewalk chalk, cookies, giant bunny rabbits with their imaginary friends… Thanks so much for everyone that participated! This was our first year and the reception was great, so expect to celebrate spring again with your community next year.

Our winter meeting was held on Zoom on Tuesday, February 23rd. If you missed us you can hear about housing issues by watching the recording of the meeting. These were the presentations:

• Historic home presentation from city representatives
• Homelessness in our community from the Homeless Outreach Team
• Renting in Bellingham from the Tenants Union
• Presentation from Bellingham Police Outreach