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CityStream Splash Back: Columbia City Revisited 5/29/2008
There's one Seattle neighborhood that's almost becoming its own summer vacation destination. Whats more, this neighborhood is also making it so you don't have to burn any gas to check it out. CityStream reporter Lowell Deo has more in this edition of Neighborhood News. |
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CityStream Splash Back: Delridge Neighborhood History 6/18/2009
Reality television is all the rage these days, but critics like to blast it as something divisive and negative. Well there's a reality film crew working right in West Seattle. CityStream reporter Lowell Deo shows us how they're using video cameras and shovels to make a difference in their Duwamish neighborhood. |
CityStream Splash Back: Fremont Solstice and Home Building 6/21/2007
Volunteers put the hammer to homelessness by building a house in the middle of the Fremont Fair. |
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CityStream Splash Back: Georgetown 5/24/2007
Georgetown neighborhood volunteers battling to beautify a street forgotten for seventy years and save the area's longest contiguous greenbelt. |
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CityStream Splash Back: Magnolia/Discovery Park 3/5/2009
It could have helped save Seattle from a nuclear attack, find out how this Cold War relic in Discovery Park will now help our green scene! |
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CityStream Splash Back: Neighborhood News Ballard 1/29/2009
See how Ballard Neighbors are working on making 14th Ave in Ballard safer, one intersection at a time. |
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CityStream Splash Back: Neighborhood News Duwamish 4/16/2009
Lowell Deo connects with two groups pressing the delete key on waste in the West Duwamish Greenbelt in West Seattle. |
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CityStream Splash Back: Neighborhood News Queen Anne 6/12/2008
See how kids are building community in Queen Anne. |
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CityStream Splash Back: Neighborhood News Wallingford 9/25/2008
Learn more about Wallingford with a front and back tour of the Good Shepherd Center, with Lowell Deo. |
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CityStream Splash Back: Neighborhood News West Seattle 10/23/2008
See how Seattle Parks and Recreation is improving the Southwest community pool in West Seattle. |
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CityStream Splash Back: Neighborhood News/Magnolia 3/5/2009
It once protected Seattle from nuclear attack. Now, CityStream reporter Lowell Deo finds out how a Cold War relic in Discovery Park will help the citys green scene! |
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CityStream Splash Back: Neighborhood News: Trees 6/11/2009
Seattle has so many trees - even right here in the heart of the city you can find great trees and green spaces like Freeway Park! CityStream reporter Lowell Deo introduces us to some folks who are passionate about their trees. Whether they’re giving them away or cutting trees down to size, this group knows how to keep Seattle green. |
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Committee on the Built Environment Public Hearing 9/19/2011
Public Hearing on the Roosevelt Rezone |
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Neighborhood News: Alki 3/20/2006
Seattle Channel reporter Lowell Deo visits Seattle’s oldest neighborhood, Alki. The famous Whale Tail Park has a new look, thanks to diligent neighbors. The Alki Beach Bathhouse, which dates back to the 1920's, has been lovingly rebuilt into a community gathering place and art studio. Learn how activists are now raising money to recast, in bronze, Alki's replica of the Statue of Liberty, often a target of vandals. These three landmarks are all just several blocks apart and easily an afternoon walking tour. |
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Neighborhood News: Ballard 5/17/2006
Seattle Channel reporter Lowell Deo visits Ballard to learn about neighborhood improvements. School Students are painting an "earth friendly" mural for display at the ReStore. Renovations are being made along historic Ballard Avenue, and on 14th Avenue NW residents are reinventing their street. |
Neighborhood News: Brighton/Rainier Corridor 11/7/2006
Lowell Deo visits several neighborhoods that line the Rainier Avenue. Starting in Seattle's Central District, a look at this year's Black Dollar Days Celebration. Also featured is the Central Area Improvement Association and its involvement in helping seniors with house painting and other chores. Finally, learn about the Rainier Beach Community Center's Capoeira Angola dance and martial arts program.
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Neighborhood News: Capitol Hill 1/5/2006
This month on Neighborhood News: You think you know Capitol Hill, but Lowell Deo introduces you to three men fighting to improve their community. One attacks by air, one by land, and another attacks the status quo. Come see what your neighbors are up to this month on the Seattle Channel. |
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Neighborhood News: Central District 7/21/2006
This month Lowell Deo takes another look at Seattle's Central District and focuses on Powell Barnett Park, brought back to life by the granddaughter of the man who created it. Washington Middle school welcomes South Africa's Archbishop Desmond Tutu at the beginning of their "Worlds Apart-Hearts Together" cultural awareness program, designed to introduce students to others around the world. |
Neighborhood News: Fremont 1/2/2007
Neighborhood News: Fremont with Lowell Deo |
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Neighborhood News: Greater Duwamish 4/7/2006
This month on Neighborhood News Lowell Deo re-visits the South Park neighborhood. There's a new art project for the month of April 2006, on the Duwamish River called "The Living Barge." The relocated and salvaged native plants on the barge will later be planted at Cesar Chavez Park, where Former Mayor Greg Nickels' Clean and Green initiative is in action. Lowell's last stop is at Consejo, a counseling service available to the youth of South Seattle. |
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Neighborhood News: Neighborhood Matching Fund Program 3/6/2007
This month Seattle Channel reporter Lowell Deo visits two sites in Seattle's International District to see plans for projects funded in part by Seattle's Neighborhood Matching Fund Program. Learn how your neighborhood can also take advantage of these funds. |
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Neighborhood News: Northgate 9/8/2006
This month Lowell Deo visits Northgate, a region in the city that is actually a central point for surrounding neighborhoods. There's a new Northgate Library, Community Center and Pea Patch garden all within a stone's throw. |
Neighborhood News: Phinney / Greenwood 2/16/2005
Host Lowell Deo visits the Phinney / Greenwood area and learns how residents are creating a greener, more walkable neighborhood. Award Winning Video: 2005 National Association of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors (NATOA)Government Programming Honorable Mention for Community Awareness |
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Neighborhood News: Queen Anne 4/3/2007
This time on Neighborhood News: Lowell Deo goes to the Queen Anne Neighborhood Anne Hill on Seattle's tallest hill and discovers in the thirty three year old, two acre, Interbay P-patch, home to 120 gardeners. The intersection of Queen Anne and Roy is getting a new and specially designed pocket park. And few people realize that Seattle's Bilingual School is also in the neighborhood. |
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Neighborhood News: Race and Social Justice Awards 2/28/2006
This month Neighborhood News is in the thick of awards season. Lowell Deo celebrates a youth orchestra that's keeping the love of music alive in West Seattle's kids, a history project that's taking kids back in time to a place where jazz reigned supreme, and visit a community where filmmakers are stopping violence. |
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Neighborhood News: SODO 11/5/2009
For many of us, Sodo is known as the industrial area toward Seattle`s south side. Meet some industrious groups who are changing the vibe in the area. From road construction projects to visual art works. It`s all in this week`s Neighborhood News with Lowell Deo. |
Neighborhood News: South Lake Union 12/5/2006
This month Lowell Deo looks at one of Seattle's oldest neighborhoods, South Lake Union. See the plans for a revitalized South Lake Union Park. Soon you'll be able to get there on the South Lake Union streetcar, now under construction. And visit an environmentally friendly, low income apartment building. |
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Neighborhood News: University District 6/28/2006
Neighborhood News travels around the city to bring you new stories from the many unique neighborhoods in Seattle. In this episode host Lowell Deo visits the University District to introduce us to the works of art being installed along The Ave and a unique way to get rid of your spare change to help homeless kids. |
