Seattleites! Readers! The two of you out there that still know this blog exists!
Tell me your stories of Belltown (good, bad or ugly). What's your favorite memory? Have you lived here? Where do you dance, drink and eat?
I'm curious to know how this neighborhood effects you. My hope is to bring change to one of the oldest neighborhoods in this city. The one that houses top-notch restaurants, lively bars, unique boutiques and spa, and growing businesses. It'd be a waste and a shame to let it all turn to mud.
You can email me or post in the comments. Be you or be anonymous. Either way, I'd love to hear.
Tell me your stories of Belltown (good, bad or ugly). What's your favorite memory? Have you lived here? Where do you dance, drink and eat?
I'm curious to know how this neighborhood effects you. My hope is to bring change to one of the oldest neighborhoods in this city. The one that houses top-notch restaurants, lively bars, unique boutiques and spa, and growing businesses. It'd be a waste and a shame to let it all turn to mud.
You can email me or post in the comments. Be you or be anonymous. Either way, I'd love to hear.
posted by Amanda Mae at 9:48 AM
2 Comments:
Folks our age would come to Belltown more often but fear the street activity we see and experience. Our age group Haney the funds to spend....children through college and more disposable income. And we in the burbs with empty nests entertain life changes that include urban living. Urban city neighborhoods must feel safe. Bell town doesn't.
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