WE HAVE SEVERAL SPECIAL OFFERS TO MAKE YOUR HOLIDAY SHOPPING EASY, ECONOMICAL, AND BEAUTIFUL!

-All AVEDA pre-boxed Gift Sets will be 20% OFF!-Make your own Ornament Gift-Gift cards will be available for purchase-Complimentary gift boxes, tissue, and ribbon-Gifts under $20 -Kids Gift Sets that includes Cherry Almond Shampoo, Conditioner, and a Mini Paddle Brush-Rosemary Mint Gift Sets-Shampure Gift Sets -Cherry Almond Gift Sets-Shampure Candle-Rosemary Mint Candle -Hand Relief Gift Sets -AVEDA’s Signature TEA  

We have a few last-minute appointments available! Whether a fresh cut, color, or just a blowout, we’ll do our best to squeeze you in. 

THANKSGIVING WEEK HOLIDAY HOURS 

Monday 9am to 7pmTuesday 9am to 7pmWednesday 9am to 7pm Thursday CLOSEDFriday CLOSEDSaturday 9am to 3pm

Thank you for all your amazing support,
The Glam & Tonics Team.

#ShopSmallBusiness #ShopSmallSaturday #AVEDA #Gifts #Holiday #SmellsLikeAVEDA #SeattleSmallBusiness #Seattle

We are excited to announce that our race director, Tyler Mangum, will be hosting a video Q&A with professional Brooks Beast Runner (and 4×1 mile indoor world record holder) David Ribich on Wednesday 11/18 at 7:00 pm PST and invite you to attend! During the talk, one lucky attendee will be given a FREE pair of Brooks Running shoes of their choice*!

This Q&A will be fun for all ages and ranges of runners!

In addition, all attendees that haven’t yet signed up for the 2020 Montlake Turkey Trot will receive $5 off their race entry fee.  100% of net proceeds from this virtual event go directly to the University District Food Bank! There is no cost to attend the video event, but donations to UDFB are encouraged.

Invites are LIMITED – please only request one if you are confident you can attend. Please message Tyler Mangum, tmangum89@gmail.com for the calendar invite.

*Rules and restrictions may apply – details to be emailed to all attendees. 

Rules: All attendees for the Q&A will be given an assigned number with their meeting invite – limit 1 number/invite per household. During the event, one number will be selected based on a random number generator and the person assigned that number given 1 pair of Brooks Running Shoes Trainers (Racing Flats and Spikes excluded); total donation to the foodbank and race registration is not required. The selected person must be present when announced during the talk.  If the selected person is not present then the next random number will be chosen. This will continue until a recipient has claimed the shoes during the time of the event. The person selected must live within the United States.

So are we! We invite you to take a quick break and make a plan to join the 2020 Montlake Turkey Trot.

 

The 5th Annual Montlake Turkey Trot has gone virtual with 100% of the fun and community benefits. A primary goal of the Montlake Turkey Trot is to raise money for the University District Food Bank. The impacts of COVID-19 have hit those farthest from opportunity the hardest and the UDFD has seen an increase in demand as more people face food insecurity. We are proud to partner with the UDFB and will donate 100% of all net proceeds from the Montlake Turkey Trot to the University District Food Bank.

So join the fun by registering today!

We are looking for more sponsors as well as volunteers to help with social media promotion and mailing swag.  Please reach out to turkeytrot@montlake.net if you are interested. Deadline to have your logo on the race bibs is Friday, Nov 6th. Sponsors can donate cash or donations in kind and will get featured in all online promotions as well as have an ad on Montlake.net.

Happy Halloween! Some Montlake families have figured out a safe trick or treat plan. If you would like to give out candy, the first step is to read the instructions at the link below, then sign up on the map.
All parents are asked to make sure that kids understand the rules this year.
Steps to Participate:

• Print this sign and read the instructions…or pick up a copy at 1811 E Calhoun St (in a box on the front porch). 

• Sign Up to be added to the Montlake Halloween Map: https://forms.gle/BXFAvMx8Nf3iG1BG9

• Montlake Halloween Map  – https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1m_i4ueLpWFp–Htt7i74K60R0q7XjvrZ&usp=sharing

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Join our November online construction meeting

Another Montlake Project construction meeting is just around the corner. Join us Wednesday, Nov. 4, to learn more about what you can expect in Montlake and along SR 520.

When: 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 4

Register: http://bit.ly/SR520_Nov4_Meeting

Crews improve signage in mid-October along East Lake Washington Boulevard in Montlake.

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Upcoming construction work in Montlake

Stay up to date on construction activities and effects to travelers. Here’s a highlight of what you can expect in the days and weeks to come:

• Oct. 23: Single-lane closure with flagged through-traffic on Roanoke Street, along with a pedestrian detour
• Oct. 26 – Nov. 6: Closure of East North Street east of Montlake Boulevard
• Nov. 3 and Nov. 5: Early-morning closures of East Lake Washington Boulevard on-ramp to eastbound SR 520
• Sept. 21 – Nov. 27: Brief, temporary closures of SR 520 Trail over Lake Washington

Crews prepare the work area for construction of the south support wall for a Montlake freeway lid in this Oct. 14 photo.

As always, construction schedules are dynamic and subject to change. Always check the Construction Corner map for the latest updates.

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New Fritz Hedges Waterway Park open on Portage Bay!

We’re excited to say that last week Seattle Parks and Recreation opened Fritz Hedges Waterway Park, a new community resource on Portage Bay, funded as part of SR 520’s construction mitigation efforts. The new park features a pier, kayak launch, a small beach, open lawn space, picnic areas, and more. The project also included extensive shoreline restoration and enhancement to support native species, such as juvenile salmon. Interpretive elements will be added later this year that include information about the use of the Portage Bay Trail by Native Americans and more recent maritime history.

The new Fritz Hedges Waterway Park on Portage Bay.

The SR 520 Program provided funds to the University of Washington to help transfer the property to Seattle Parks and Recreation as part of mitigation for SR 520 construction impacts to the Washington Park Arboretum and East Montlake Park. We also provided funds for construction of the park.

You can learn more in the Fritz Hedges Waterway Park opening announcement, published by Seattle Parks and Recreation. We hope you’re able to enjoy this great new community open space!

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How to reach us and stay informed about SR 520 construction:

• Call the 24-hour construction hotline (206-775-8885) with pressing Montlake Project questions or concerns.
• Call the SR 520 Program information line (206-770-3554, M-F 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.) with general SR 520 inquiries.
• Email SR 520 staff with your questions about the project or construction activities.
• Visit the SR 520 Construction Corner for the most up-to-date information on closures and construction impacts.
• Visit the SR 520 Program website to find general information about the project..
• Stop by in-person at the Montlake Project Information Center (2209 E. North St.). (Please note: The Information Center is currently closed until further notice due to the COVID-19 outbreak)
• Follow us on Twitter @wsdot_520 to get key news and updates about the SR 520 program.
• View current Montlake Project construction photos, taken continuously day and night, by mounted construction cameras

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Larry