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Fremont Troll with hair?

Professor of Architecture , who helped build and design the iconic Volkswagen- wielding troll under the Aurora Bridge in Fremont, has a new idea – a Chia Pet Fremont Troll. The Fremont Troll has been a popular destination for Seattleites and visitors since 1990 and is featured in the Lake Union section of the new web portals.

Sound Transit Community Meeting on Brooklyn Station

Sound Transit invites the community to a public meeting to discuss preliminary construction plans for the building of Brooklyn Station in the University District. According to Sound Transit, the station will serve the of the completed light rail system connecting Seattle, Capitol Hill, the University District, and Northgate.

When: Wednesday, November 16, 2011 6:00 PM-8:30 PM
Where: Neptune Theatre: 1303 NE 45th Street, Seattle

Sound Transit will discuss
– Construction phases and schedule
– Expected street, sidewalk, and parking closures
– Construction wall plans
– Construction noise
– Methods of preventing and mitigating impacts to neighbors

Sustainability Summit starts today!

“National Food Day” is the theme of day 1 of the , running today through Wednesday in Red Square and at other campus locations. Come see two film showings on the modern industry of food production starting at 5:30 this evening in . Other exhibits and presentations over the three days showcase the student-funded and its impact over the previous year. You can also learn about the ; the role of community partners in UW sustainability (Mayor McGinn will be here for Tuesday’s panel discussion); and ways that you can get involved. Everyone is invited.

Volunteers needed for Bioblitz 2011

Naturalists, kayakers and other volunteers are needed to look for as many birds, plants, insects, mammals and fungi as possible during the 24-hour at the . The event starts at 3 p.m. Friday, Oct. 21, and ends at 3 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 22. Volunteer by sending e-mail or calling 206-543-8801.