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Food Festival Details

date posted: 02 May 2022

Join us at the Fauntleroy Schoolhouse on Tuesday May 3 from 6-8 pm when the FCA Food Fest and Annual Meeting returns after a two-year pause. Enjoy free tastings from local eateries and learn about the efforts of Fauntleroy volunteers and local organizations. The FCA Annual Meeting at 7 pm will be brief and will include the election of board members.

We’ll be observing current King County recommendations for masking and distancing including meeting in a larger room to allow for plenty of flow between tables.

Bring your friends and family to experience the best of Fauntleroy!

Food Vendors:

• Tuxedos and Tennis Shoes Catering
• Wildwood Market
• Indulge! Desserts
• Nola’s Catering and Events
• Daystar Retirement Community
• The Original Bakery
• Husky Deli

Community Tables:

• YMCA
• SDOT
• Reading Partners
• Washington State Ferries
• Morgan Community Association
• Emergency Preparation

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Sound Transit DEIS Public Comment

date posted: 26 Apr 2022 by: Marty Westerman

This is a late moment reminder to send comments from Fauntleroy to Sound Transit for its DEIS public comment period. Though Fauntleroy may be distant from the construction zones between West Marginal and Alaska Junction, these issues are relevant to FCA.

DEIS comments are due to Sound Transit by 5:00 p.m. Thursday, April 28.  You can email your comments to WSBLEDEIScomments@soundtransit.org, post them online through https://wsblink.participate.online/, or call them in to voicemail at 1-800-471-0879.

Many issues may be important to Fauntleroy residents.  For example, if you are employed in the Harbor Island-West Marginal area, or in North Delridge (from the Skylark to the Frye Business Center), those areas are slated for business displacement or teardown.  It’s similar for other businesses through Avalon to the Junction, and the newly-built Spruce or Maris apartment buildings are slated for teardown, along with Trader Joe’s and L.A. Fitness, to make way for the three, two block-long light rail stations that Sound Transit proposes.

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Return to In Person Business Meetings!

date posted: 07 Apr 2022

The Fauntleroy Community Association is returning to in-person business meetings. On April 12th the FCA board will meet in the Emerald Room at the Hall at Fauntleroy (South end of the School House building) instead of our usual meeting place in the boardroom. Out of caution we have selected a larger space in which to meet. Alternatively we will still be operating our meeting in a hybrid fashion, allowing folks to connect via Zoom. Details for registering for the Zoom meeting can be found at fauntleroy.net/meetings

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2022 Spring Egg Hunt

date posted: 01 Apr 2022

It’s almost time! For what, you say? The FCA Annual Spring Egg Hunt, of course. Between April 12 and April 16, volunteers will be hiding eggs throughout the greater Fauntleroy area. This is a no-candy event. The boundaries are 35th Ave SW, SW Morgan St and Puget Sound. So keep your eyes open for eggs that may appear on any day. When you see one, grab the kiddies and go hunting!

After finding an egg, we would love it if you would post a picture on Facebook, Twitter, or on Instagram. Don’t forget to tag your photo with #FCAegghunt. Also you can recycle the eggs at either the Old School House or at 8801 Fauntleroy Way SW. Have an eggsellent time!

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FCA Annual Meeting and Food Fest

date posted: 28 Mar 2022

The FCA Annual Meeting and Foodfest is back! On Tuesday May 3rd the FCA will hold its Annual Meeting and Foodfest in the Fauntleroy Schoolhouse from 6 to 8 PM. We will once again host various nonprofit organizations and local eateries for a bite of their choosing. FCA’s annual election of board members will be held during a brief business meeting around 7 PM. The event is free for all FCA members. New residents are encouraged to come join the FCA and see the many things available in this amazing community. Current members are encouraged to turn out and welcome in the spring after a long winter. We will be following King County’s curent recommendations regarding masks and Vaccinations.

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