Ever seen a lawn sign like this in your neighborhood? We’re living in a wild, anxious political climate, and the signs people are putting on their property are a fascinating new feature of it. Where did this sign come from? How are other signs like it spreading around the city? And what do we hope they achieve? Evergrey cofounder Mónica Guzmán digs into these questions here.
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🍃 8/25: Free entry to national parks
🌲 8/25: Free entry to state parks
🎬 8/25: Outdoor Cinema: Juno + Kimya Dawson!
🍻 8/26: Belltown Crush Block Party
🚚 8/26: 2017 Everett Food Truck Festival
🏘 8/26: Urbanist & AIA Walking Tour – Central Area Restructuring
🍴 8/27: CLS 2017: Banh Mi Fest!
🏷 8/27: Capitol Hill Community Garage Sale Day
Amazon officially bought Whole Foods and their relationship is moving pretty fast. Starting Monday, Amazon is lowering Whole Foods’ prices on a bunch of popular groceries and giving Prime members special discounts. Get a room you two.
Have a great weekend and happy shopping. — The Evergrey
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