Follow the links below for a selection of the recent media on our projects. For press inquiries or story ideas, please contact Isaac Cohen, Communications and Development Manager, at 206.332.9900 x17.
Adopt-a-Tree for Valentine's Day
2/15/09 -- KOMO 1000 radio announces the Parks Foundation's new Adop-a-Tree program as a way to say "I love you" for Valentine's Day.
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Waterfront Position Press Release
1/13/09 -- Seattle
Parks Foundation applauds the decision of Governor Gregoire, Executive Sims, and Mayor Nickels to create a spectacular public space along Seattle's central waterfront.
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Lake Union Park Editorial
5/12/08 -- The Seattle Times praises Lake Union Park and states concern that it remains safe and beautiful.
Lake Union Park Phase 1 Grand Opening
4/30/08 -- The public, the media, dignitaries, and partners all showed up to celebrate the first phase of Lake Union Park, which is now open to the public. The successful event included a free salmon bake, boat rides, live music, family activities, and lots of sunshine.
Seattle Times article >
Seattle Times video >
Queen Anne News article >
710 KIRO radio story and gallery
Lake Union Trail Named
4/24/08 -- Seattle Mayor Greg Nickels announced the new name for the 6.2-mile trail around Lake Union that Seattle Parks Foundation is working with the City to develop. Curious? Read on!
Lake Union Park Opens Bridge
3/3/08 -- The first elements of Lake Union Park - the pedestriand bridge, boardwalk, and terraced steps - open to the public in a small ceremony. (Daily Journal of Commerce)
Lake Union Park Nears $20 Million Goal
2/22/08 -- Seattle Parks Foundation's fundraising success hailed as a good sign for future developments at Lake Union Park, including those by The Center for Wooden Boats, the Museum of History and Industry, and the United Indians of All Tribes Foundation. (Puget Sound Business Journal)
History Wall Unveiled at Homer Harris Park
2/13/08 -- Friends, community leaders, and neighbors gathered to celebrate the unveiling of the African American History Wall at Homer Harris Park. (Central District News)
For media prior to 2008, please visit our News Archive >