Part of the joy of living in the Pacific Northwest is the opportunity to enjoy the locally made products. Bartell Drugs is highlighting locally and regionally produced products carried in many our 61 stores during “Loving Local” month.
With our own more than 125-year history in the Northwest, Bartell’s is proud to support other home-grown businesses and products, something larger chains just aren’t able to do. And to celebrate, we are offering three special events to showcase the more than 150 great local products to our Bartell customers.
We’ll also be hosting local musicians at events in three of our stores: Burien, Roosevelt and the newly remodeled Bellevue Village Store. Along with the live music, customers will be treated to samplings of local products including Nuun electrolyte tablets, Dry Soda, Sparkling Ice, Bodyceuticals and Market Spice teas, a caricature artist will be on-hand to capture your unique style, a moving photo booth, and much more. Local matters to us and we know it matters to you, too! So show your love!
The Seattle Bicycle Advisory Board was created through Resolution 25534 on May 11th, 1977 to advise the City on the concerns and needs of the growing bicycling community. It is composed of 11 Seattle residents that serve for up to two 2-year terms. In 2001 it added an additional position for the YMCA Get Engaged Program that serves for a 1-year term.
What We Do: The Seattle Bicycle Advisory Board advises the Mayor, City Council, and City Departments and Divisions on projects, policies, and programs that improve and/or affect bicycling conditions in Seattle.
Vision: Make Seattle a world-class city for bicycling. Make bicycling a viable transportation choice by encouraging active participation in policy and planning efforts through all levels of government. Build a more inclusive bicycling community by representing the needs of the diverse population of bicyclists in the city.
Meetings: Open to the public and are generally held 6-8 pm on the first Wednesday of every month in room 370 in City Hall (601 5th Ave).
Event Types: Public Forum,Transportation
Building/Room #: City Hall – Room 370
Neighborhoods: Citywide
Sponsoring Organization: Seattle Department of Transporation
Contact: Serena Lehman
Contact Phone: 206-256-5371
Contact Fax: 206-684-5093
Contact Email: serena.lehman@seattle.gov
Audience: Adults,Family
Department/Organization: SDOT,Transportation
Cost: 0
Link: http://www.seattle.gov/seattle-bicycle-advisory-board
The Seattle Bicycle Advisory Board was created through Resolution 25534 on May 11th, 1977 to advise the City on the concerns and needs of the growing bicycling community. It is composed of 11 Seattle residents that serve for up to two 2-year terms. In 2001 it added an additional position for the YMCA Get Engaged Program that serves for a 1-year term.
What We Do: The Seattle Bicycle Advisory Board advises the Mayor, City Council, and City Departments and Divisions on projects, policies, and programs that improve and/or affect bicycling conditions in Seattle.
Vision: Make Seattle a world-class city for bicycling. Make bicycling a viable transportation choice by encouraging active participation in policy and planning efforts through all levels of government. Build a more inclusive bicycling community by representing the needs of the diverse population of bicyclists in the city.
Meetings: Open to the public and are generally held 6-8 pm on the first Wednesday of every month in room 370 in City Hall (601 5th Ave).
Event Types: Public Forum,Transportation
Building/Room #: City Hall – Room 370
Neighborhoods: Citywide
Sponsoring Organization: Seattle Department of Transporation
Contact: Serena Lehman
Contact Phone: 206-256-5371
Contact Fax: 206-684-5093
Contact Email: serena.lehman@seattle.gov
Audience: Adults,Family
Department/Organization: SDOT,Transportation
Cost: 0
Link: http://www.seattle.gov/seattle-bicycle-advisory-board
The Seattle Bicycle Advisory Board was created through Resolution 25534 on May 11th, 1977 to advise the City on the concerns and needs of the growing bicycling community. It is composed of 11 Seattle residents that serve for up to two 2-year terms. In 2001 it added an additional position for the YMCA Get Engaged Program that serves for a 1-year term.
What We Do: The Seattle Bicycle Advisory Board advises the Mayor, City Council, and City Departments and Divisions on projects, policies, and programs that improve and/or affect bicycling conditions in Seattle.
Vision: Make Seattle a world-class city for bicycling. Make bicycling a viable transportation choice by encouraging active participation in policy and planning efforts through all levels of government. Build a more inclusive bicycling community by representing the needs of the diverse population of bicyclists in the city.
Meetings: Open to the public and are generally held 6-8 pm on the first Wednesday of every month in room 370 in City Hall (601 5th Ave).