Events

Code Enforcement Committee *Please note: A quorum of the City Council may be present. The following links will take you to documents for the Code Enforcement Committee. Once the Code Enforcement Committee’s agenda and minutes have been published, the current documents will appear at the top of the current years’ list. Click here for the Agendas...
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ant to start a Small Food Business in your own kitchen? Yes, you can! Join the Center for Inclusive Entrepreneurship and the Seattle Public Library for a free six week workshop to find out if your food business idea makes sense, and how to get started. Class includes rules and regulations, marketing, keeping records, financing...
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ORCA To-Go mobile sales and service is where you can take care of all your ORCA card needs. The sales van provides full-service ORCA card sales and assistance for purchasing or loading bus fare on to a card.

In the changing context of American categories of race and religion, Jews have found themselves shifting their identities depending on the times. Join 37-year-old Rabbi David Basior of Seattle’s Kadima Reconstructionist Community for a discussion about how the changing landscape has affected Jewish identity, privilege and assimilation. Hear how a Reconstructionist perspective sheds light on...
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Highline’s main campus, Building 8 Are you looking for a job? Highline College’s Spring Job Fair will bring employers from a wide variety of industries together with students, alumni and community members. Close to 50 employers are expected to attend, looking to fill full-time, part-time and temporary jobs. Come early for free giveaways. The event...
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 This four-week series includes First Step Idea Session: From Idea to Startup, Does Your Idea Make Financial Sense, and a session on personal readiness. This workshop or equivalent is required to receive free one-on-one business advising from CIE. To register, or ask questions, email communityenterprise@cie-nw.org

Dignity and respect are central values in Jewish Family Service’s mission to help vulnerable people of all backgrounds achieve well-being, health and stability. Join Director of Project Kavod Beth Huppin and Education Coordinator Talya Gillman to discuss treating those in need with dignity and respect while volunteering or working. We’ll look at how these values...
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Free and Open to All March 17, 2017: 2–5 p.m. March 18, 2017: 10 a.m.–3 p.m. Highline’s main campus, Building 8 A mother goat with her new kid are likely to steal the show at the South King County Urban Agriculture Food Summit. In its inaugural year, the free summit is open to all who...
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