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What Are You Doing, Duvall? – Week of April 10th

April 10, 2017 by Kathryn Leave a Comment

Riverview School District is on spring break all week. So, you may be too busy vacationing to read this. I hope you are breaking so hard this spring.

This is real and if you’ve had kids, you know just how real. My favorite physical therapy office (PhysioCare) is offering a FREE pelvic health course Tuesday night at 7pm. Continence is your friend, or can be again, if you take this course.

Thursday from 3-4 at the Duvall Library, kids in grades 1-5 can come with a grown-up friend in tow to build with “plastic bricks.” A nice, creative way to spend spring break.

Saturday from 11-noon, head to the Carnation Library to be oriented if you want to volunteer at the new community radio station, Valley 103.1. Get all your questions answered and meet other people passionate about local radio.

When you think about it, hunting for eggs isn’t all that fair. They don’t even have legs. But if you’re into that sort of thing, you can hunt for Easter Eggs this Saturday at 2pm in McCormick park.

If you have event and activity ideas for future editions of What Are You Doing, Duvall? submit them here. I want to keep this short so I can’t include everything, but would love more ideas to choose from each week.

Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links. This means, I may receive a small commission if you choose to purchase something from a link I post. Don’t worry, it costs you nothing. Thank you for supporting my website!

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What Are You Doing, Duvall? – Week of April 3rd

April 2, 2017 by Kathryn Leave a Comment

Women on Purpose are meeting on purpose to eat lunch on purpose and network on purpose. This meeting will be Tuesday at 11:30am and it’s free to the public. I’m not 100% sure what’s going on here but I’m interested in finding out.

If your kids are starting middle school next year, don’t worry, everything will be fine. If you need more information than that, the Tolt Middle School parent information night will give you answers. Tuesday from 5-6:30pm at Tolt.

The timing is convenient because you can find out about the next three years of your child’s raging hormonal mood swings and STILL make it to the City Council meeting at 7pm.

The Riverview All-District Choir Concert is this Wednesday night at 7pm in the Riverview ESC. Many children. Singing many songs. Very little parking. Enjoy.

Kindergarten registration packets are due to the various elementary schools by this Thursday.

Duvall Reads Book Club is discussing The Sandcastle Girls by Chris Bojalian at 10am this Saturday at the Duvall Library. They’re always looking for new members.

Is this site fake news? I’ll never tell. But you can find out for yourself after attending the fake news workshop at the Duvall Library on Saturday at 2pm. Learn how to spot fake news and evaluate all news sources with a more critical eye.

If you have event and activity ideas for future editions of What Are You Doing, Duvall? submit them here. I want to keep this short so I can’t include everything, but would love more ideas to choose from each week.

Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links. This means, I may receive a small commission if you choose to purchase something from a link I post. Don’t worry, it costs you nothing. Thank you for supporting my website!

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March of the Vegetables

April 1, 2017 by Kathryn Leave a Comment

I had to go. How could I not? You had me at “people dressed up as vegetables.” You had me. At. “People dressed up as vegetables.”

If you ask anyone who knows me well, they will tell you that my single favorite exhibitor in any valley parade for the last ten years was a man dressed up as a stalk of corn at the Carnation 4th of July Parade. I became obsessed with seeing him again. Obsessed.

And last year’s Duvall Days heralded the first human corn in several years. It cheered my heart.

So, when I heard about March of the Vegetables, I was stoked. It’s a parade focused on art and agriculture and community, celebrating creativity and the return of the growing season for local farms and gardeners.

I’ve been following news and announcements for the past couple of months leading up to Saturday’s March of the Vegetables. I knew people were making art. I knew people were planning to march. I had no idea there would be a band of musical vegetables playing “I Heard it Through the Grapevine.”

That was just icing.

Over a hundred people in handcrafted costumes marched down 1st Avenue smiling, waving, cheering, showing off their art and celebrating their favorite vegetables.

Some costumes were cute.

Others beautiful.

They were all creative.

One woman handed out hand-colored packets of beet seeds she’d saved from her own garden. Could these be cuter? No. The answer is no.

And I love that we’re glorifying growth and community and nutritious foods. It was seriously magical and odd and endearing in a way only Duvall could pull off.

I hope they do it again next year. I may be forced to join in on the fun.

Filed Under: Community, Cuteness of Duvall, Events, March of the Vegetables

What Are You Doing, Duvall? – Week of March 27th

March 28, 2017 by Kathryn Leave a Comment

I’m a bit late getting this out this week. I was too busy emptying my bank accounts into my kids mouths for braces to focus on being successful at life. Sorry about that, friends. Here are some Duvall happenings for this week.

The school board meets Tuesday at the Riverview School District Educational Services Center at 7pm. You should go if you love them and want to rant about what an awesome job they’re doing. Here’s the agenda.

On Wednesday, the City of Duvall is hosting Community Open House to share proposed designs for two city parks in the Walden neighborhood. They’re taking public input and suggestions and I know you all have some. Meet at the Duval Visitor Center from 6:30-8:30pm.

Hillside Academy is hosting a Space and Flight Expo, also at the RSDESC as well. It’s about space and flight and expos. The public is welcome to come see what they’ve been learning and working on all year. Wednesday, March 30th at 6:30pm.

If you have a teen writer or artist in your home, encourage them to check out the 2017 Young Writers’ Coffeehouse Writing and Art Contest happening at Duvall Library on Saturday. Mrs. Edwards is in charge so it’s guaranteed to be awesome.

Also, on Saturday, stay alert. It’s April Fool’s Day and there’s not really a spider on your back.

To be honest, there’s not a lot going down this week. Take a breath. Look through your photos from March of the Vegetables. Check out the buds and the birds and the slugs. April is here and we live in the most beautiful valley on earth.

If you have event and activity ideas for future editions of What Are You Doing, Duvall? submit them here. I want to keep this short so I can’t include everything, but would love more ideas to choose from each week.

Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links. This means, I may receive a small commission if you choose to purchase something from a link I post. Don’t worry, it costs you nothing. Thank you for supporting my website!

Filed Under: Community, Events, What Are You Doing Duvall?

What Are You Doing, Duvall? – Week of March 20th

March 20, 2017 by Kathryn Leave a Comment

There’s a City Council meeting on Tuesday. They sort of council about city-related things. You can check it out if you want. 7pm at the Riverview Educational Services Center.

Pizza and Pages, the middle school/high school book club, is meeting at the Duvall Library at 4pm on Wednesday. Anyone of the appropriate age is welcome to join.

Duvall Bag Ladies are meeting from 6:30-8:30 on Wednesday night at NWAC to make plarn (plastic yarn made from old grocery bags) for mats for the homeless.

Just about everything fun ever is this Saturday in Duvall.

March of the Vegetables Parade is at 3pm this Saturday. Down Main Street they will come. Marching in all their colorful delicious nutritiousness. Don’t miss it.

Also Saturday, the Duvall Historical Society is hosting a pruning workshop at Dougherty Farmstead. It looks awesome. Sign up in advance.

CHS Class of 2017 is hosting an Electronics Fundraiser Saturday from 10am-2pm in the Duvall Safeway Parking Lot. Bring your old electronics and cash donations to help pay for Grad Night for the Class of 2017 … possibly paying for a DJ. Wherever the money goes, won’t you feel good unloading your old electronics in an environmentally responsible way? They’ll be recycling everything.

Saturday is also opening night for the Cedarcrest High School Youth Art Exhibit at Northwest Art Center with a reception from 5-9.

Village Specialty Market is holding their basic pizza making class again this Saturday from 6-8pm. There’s still room available. Mmmm….

If your middle schooler isn’t already all booked up on Saturday, the 2017 Be the Change Summit is happening. It’s a day full of fun and learning to help teens find ways to make a positive difference in the world. It’s free and it takes place in Fall City.

There’s also a bunch of stuff happening in the schools this week.  Group pictures are Tuesday the 21st at Carnation Elementary. The Cherry Valley PTA meeting is Tuesday at 7pm in the library. Wednesday is Cherry Valley spring class pictures so wipe the schmutz off those little faces. At 6pm Wednesday is the CVE 5th grade camp parent meeting. On Thursday morning, the 5th graders will invade Tolt Middle School for a band concert. Thursday night is Stillwater Multi-cultural Night and the Carnation Elementary Grade 2/3 musical. On Friday we have early release for everyone and the Cherry Valley PTA Dance Dude Dance at 6:30. Saturday Cedarcrest has Tolo. Plus sports are rampant. Dang! It’s a full week in the school district.

If you have event and activity ideas for future editions of What Are You Doing, Duvall? submit them here. I want to keep this short so I can’t include everything, but would love more ideas to choose from each week.

Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links. This means, I may receive a small commission if you choose to purchase something from a link I post. Don’t worry, it costs you nothing. Thank you for supporting my website!

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Riverview School District Boundary Changes

March 13, 2017 by Kathryn 3 Comments

I have a child at Cherry Valley Elementary and I live close-ish to one of the rumored boundary changes so I went to the meeting tonight, a forum to discuss redoing the elementary school boundaries.

Citizens of Duvall, rest at ease. The boundary changes only affect 2 houses with families living in them, neither of which have children.

The red line shows the current boundary between Cherry Valley and Stillwater. The horizontal red line is Big Rock Road. Everything above and to the left of the red line is currently zoned for Cherry Valley Elementary. Everything below and to the right of the red line is currently zoned for Stillwater Elementary. The dark blue line shows the proposed new boundary.

The affected neighborhoods currently under development are highlighted in yellow. The blue highlighted areas are developments that will go in later.

Again, no current students at either school will be affected by the boundary changes.

The most interesting question to be answered at the meeting, aside from boundary clarifications and growth questions, was about the possibility of a later start time for schools in our district. Superintendant Anthony Smith confirmed that he will be recommending a 15 minute later start time beginning next year for all schools in Riverview School District.

I don’t have a ton more information on either of these topics but you can always reach out to Dr. Smith for clarification. We have a very knowledgeable and caring district staff and school board. They have the best interests of Riverview kids and families in mind.

Also, speaking of schools, here’s a picture of me from Junior High.

The END

More in-depth info about the meeting and the proposed changes can be found here.

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What Are You Doing, Duvall? – Week of March 13th

March 11, 2017 by Kathryn Leave a Comment

Things are heating up in Duvall. This means we’ll only be wet and a little cold this week, rather than wet and freezing. Yay!

Monday night there’s a forum about the proposed boundary changes for Stillwater and Cherry Valley Elementary School. 7pm Riverview School District Building in Duvall.

I don’t think you need hooves or paws to attend the 4-H Hoofs and Paws monthly meeting at The Hub on Tuesday night from 7-8:30. But I bet they’d love it if you had them.

What has your local mosque done for you lately? Find out at a Rotary Club of Duvall meeting on Wednesday, March 15th. Members of the Snoqualmie Mosque will come to the Duvall Visitor’s Center discuss the work they do in our community. This meeting will be from 7:30-8:30am.

Wednesday night the City of Duvall is hosting a town hall meeting to discuss Annexation and Growth with community members. If you’re passionate about the growth and development of our town, this is an important one. It starts at 6:30pm in the Riverview District Education Service Center.

Also on Wednesday at 7:00pm, you can enjoy the biggest, craziest, loudest, most crowded, and other adjectives I dare not share on this site BAND EXTRAVAGANZA at the Middle School. It involves all the elementary school and some of the middle school bands playing together. They call it Bridge to Tolt because the name Bridge to Crazy Town was already taken. God bless Karin Llyr.

Rustic Rose is cutting ribbons at its grand opening this Saturday. This boutique is shabby in a chic way, not the other kind. And it must be chic to cut ribbons when you open a new store because that’s what they’re up to. Festivities are from 1-3pm. Also, they probably won’t be mad if you buy things from them. They’re located behind Match at 15705 Main St NE.

Looking to get creative on Saturday night? Just when you thought things couldn’t get any more adventurous at Rustic Cabin Coffee, they decided to teach people how to paint with coffee. This is real. The art looks cool. Get tickets in advance.

If you have event and activity ideas for future editions of What Are You Doing, Duvall? submit them here. I want to keep this short so I can’t include everything, but would love more ideas to choose from each week.

Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links. This means, I may receive a small commission if you choose to purchase something from a link I post. Don’t worry, it costs you nothing. Thank you for supporting my website!

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Glossary of Duvall Terms

March 9, 2017 by Kathryn 2 Comments

Today I tackle a Glossary of Duvall Terms. If you’re new to Duvall, you’re bound to hear terms or phrases thrown around that make little or no sense to you.

“Traffic was so bad, they had to use the pickle”

“What about the giraffes?”

“I think the event is in the old library.”

Some of these terms have been around a while and others are fairly new. The echo chamber on the community Facebook groups helps build popularity and momentum around terms that might otherwise disappear fairly quickly.

I asked discussion board participants which terms they’d include in a glossary for this page and the answers came pouring in. There were several things I had never heard before. But then, as stated previously, I’m a transplant of a mere 11 years. I’m hoping one of the Old Timers will take up my offer to write a guest post of glossary of terms for us newcomers.

I can’t possibly cover everything today. But, in no particular order besides alphabetical, here are a few to get started:

The App – There is a Windows App that links to Jim Gale’s Duvall Mobile Flood and Snowmageddan page. It gives you everything you need to know about impending doom. Traffic cameras. Flood predictions. School and road closures. Power outages. Search “Duvall Mobile Flood” in the app store.

Big Rock Park – Sometimes misslabeled “Big Rock State Park,” or referred to as the smallest State Park in Washington, the park is adorably tiny, but it’s a county park. It’s composed of the big rock that Big Rock Road is named after, 2 large sequoia trees, and a picnic bench. [Read more]

The Depot – The Depot is the old railroad building down by the entrance to McCormick Park. Technically it’s part of its own park, creatively named Depot Park. I’ll have to do a future post all about the history. I do know it was donated by Ray and Tove Burhen. You can rent it for events, but not birthday parties. Birthday parties are forbidden.

Duvall Island/Lake Duvall – When the valley floods, usually in the spring or fall, we get a gorgeous body of water between 203 and Snoqualmie Valley Road. Lake Duvall. If the flood is bad enough to close 124th, Woodinville-Duvall Road, and 203 in both directions, we are cut off from the world and become Duvall Island.

Giraffes – The unofficial spirit animal and mascot of Duvall. It was first introduced into Duvall culture when King County built a controversial animal bridge over Novelty Hill Road. Find more detailed information here.

Green Park/Toddler Park/Tot Lot/Judd Park – These are all the same place. On the corner of 150th and 275th stands a park with green play structures. It’s named after former mayor Lloyd Judd. It’s a big meetup spot for families with young kids and also bored middle schoolers who don’t know where to hang out.

The Hub – Redemption Church’s gathering place on Main Street in the building that, until recently, housed a bank. You can see their trailer parked out front with pictures of the beautiful Glover family on the side. This one is relatively new but I’ve heard several people refer to it as though everyone knew what it was, so I thought it deserved a mention.

Is 124th Open? – Did they close 124th across the valley due to flooding? This matters for a couple of reasons, probably the biggest of which is, if 124th is closed, traffic in and out of Duvall will be a nightmare. They might even need to bring out “The Pickle.” (see below)

Old Library – The adorable red building in the heart of Main Street between The Grange and the Wild Fish Conservancy. This was the King County library in Duvall when we first moved here and it now serves as the Duvall Visitor Center. It frequently hosts community craft fairs and other events and is available to rent.

The Parade – Duvall Days. The festive celebration of everything Duvall. We head over to Carnation for 4th of July festivities. Around the 4th of June each year, citizens of Carnation head to Duvall to celebrate with us. Tractors, drill teams, librarians, elected officials, dancing horses, free Kathy Lambert paper. The Duvall Days parade has everything.

Pickle or Pickling – From the Duvall Police Department Facebook Page: ”This refers to a small, hand held electronic device which an Officer can plug in to the control box at the intersection of Main and Virginia. The ‘pickle’ allows the Officer to manipulate the light cycles at that intersection to maximize traffic flow during times of road closures, especially floods.” There are never not complaints about pickling when it happens. It only happens when traffic is already horrible so people can’t tell if the manual traffic control makes things better or worse; they just know it took them two hours to drive home from work.

The River – If someone says, “Let’s hang out at the river,” chances are REAL good they’re talking about the sandy beach in McCormick park, just down from the police station parking lot and the Depot. On summer days it is packed with babies eating sand, elementary school kids digging really large holes, and tweens and teens awkwardly flirting. It also houses the Sandblast every year.

Rose Room – Housed in the basement of The Old Library, the Rose Room is a meeting area with tables and chairs and a small kitchenette. It doubled as a break room for library staff and the location of Story Time and other meetings. It takes a talented librarian to keep kids’ attention when they’re sitting on mismatched spinning office chairs in a basement room with no wall hangings and a dated kitchen directly in their line of vision.

Windstorm – When people tell Tales about a big windstorm, most often they refer to December 2006 when much of Duvall lost power for a week or longer leading up to Christmas. It was COLD and it was DARK and at our house we refer to it as the Attack of the Ents. Tony Gill says, “We were officially out of power for 10 days and 8 hours (to the exact minute).”

People who have lived here a little longer may be referring to the Inauguration Day Storm of January 1993. I still lived in Canada at that point and had no idea about a storm and not much idea about an inauguration RE: Immigrant. So I’ll leave it to others to tell that story.

Woody-Du/Woo-Du/The WD – So many creative ways to refer to “Woodinville-Duvall Road”. It has too many syllables. Everyone knows this, but no one has the guts to make a permanent change. I think we should call it Ernie.

Below are a few more terms I plan cover in another installment of this glossary. Do you have any other suggestions?

Holiday Heifer/Christmas Cow
The Mountain is Out
Christmas Reference to Taylor’s Ridge
The Valley
Downtown
The Twisties
The Silver Spoon
Mallowmars
Piano Drop
The Trail
Thayer Barn

As always, if you find any inaccuracies in this post, please tell me in the comments. I love learning about our town.

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What’s Happening, Duvall? – Week of March 6th

March 4, 2017 by Kathryn Leave a Comment

The biggest event in Duvall this week is a week-long extravaganza. It’s random, obviously. But random can be good when it includes acts of kindness. Go here for a list of kind missions for each day of the week. If we are kind and random enough, I bet the guys from Ixtapa would agree to ride their dancing horses down Main Street on June 3rd in celebration.

I’ve been trying to figure out how to dress my Edwardian woman, so it was a great relief to me when I saw that the Duvall Historical Society was hosting a class on this very subject – Monday at 7:30pm.

Tuesday, the City Council will meet. It’s like The Fellowship of the Ring, but with less jewelry.

All applications for Honors and AP classes at Cedarcrest High School are due Friday.

Valley 103.1 Community Radio will be holding a fundraiser/launch event to celebrate the beginning of local community radio in Duvall, Carnation, and Redmond Ridge. It takes place on Saturday evening at 7:30 at the Riverview School District office.

Is it just me or is there always something going on at the Sno-Valley Senior Center? This weekend they’re hosting a steak dinner and cake auction. Cakes. Will. Be. Auctioned.

 

If you have event and activity ideas for future editions of What Are You Doing, Duvall? submit them here. I want to keep this short so I can’t include everything, but would love more ideas to choose from each week.

Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links. This means, I may receive a small commission if you choose to purchase something from a link I post. Don’t worry, it costs you nothing. Thank you for supporting my website!

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Duvall Giraffes

March 2, 2017 by Kathryn 5 Comments

Newcomers to Duvall frequently ask, “What’s the deal with the giraffes?”

They are everywhere. On Facebook. In conversation. At the Christmas celebration. On bumper stickers. On T-shirts. Giraffes are a Thing in the City of Duvall.

Should they be a Thing? It’s debatable. When I recently polled the Duvall Community Discussion Board for words to include in a glossary of Duvall-related terms, reactions were mixed.

Several people called for the inclusion of giraffes in the glossary. Others openly mocked the Duvall Giraffe hype, calling it stupid and blaming its existence on “transplants”. Transplants vs. Old Timers remains a fertile field of debate that I will explore in a later post. From what I can tell, you need to have lived in the valley for at least 93 years before people stop gently ribbing you about being an outsider. I will keep you informed.

I’ve lived here for 11 years. So, in Duvall Old Timer culture, I’m basically an annoying cousin camped out on the city’s couch because I ran out of gas on my way to Bothell. They’re not sure how long I’ll be here and they certainly wouldn’t call the arrangement permanent. So, what do I know about Duvall?

Honestly, not that much. However, I moved here before the giraffes so I believe I have a handle on the basic story behind their popularity.

And it’s a story that doesn’t even take place in Duvall.

To tell this story, we’re going to need to travel into unincorporated King County. Hold on to your tractors, Old Timers. It’s a bumpy ride.

In early 2012 King County announced a massive project to create a wildlife bridge across Novelty Hill Road in the Redmond Ridge area. The area experienced frequent animal-vehicle collisions and the bridge would attempt to reduce those by re-routing animals over the road, rather than across it.

Remember the Wolves-Only Roadway from The West Wing? It was like that.

Reactions to this project were decidedly mixed and people passionately spoke out either for or against the overpass. King County held meetings, attended by members of Duvall and other communities, and then decided to go ahead with what they planned to do in the first place. The project was paid for with federal grants totaling nearly six million dollars.

Drama on the Discussion Board

In a shocking turn of events, conversations got heated on the Duvall Community Discussion Board. Gasp. Before long, sarcasm was employed, and eventually it led to a crap-storm of memes. What were the memes about?

**The original giraffe/bridge photoshop creation came from Jeremiah Judd, according to the Duvall Historical Society. You can view the image at that link. More information can also be found here. Thanks, Bairavi!**

You see, human people were upset that King County was spending so much money on a project to build Animal Roads, when the People Roads in and out of Duvall left so much to be desired. Why should we spend millions of dollars to improve the commute of the deer and the bears and the freakin’ giraffes when my human commute sucks river rocks?

The counter to that was, of course, we are improving People Roads by stopping all the animals from throwing themselves in front of your cars and causing accidents.

As people joked about the need to build the bridge to protect ALL the creatures of the earth, the image of giraffes crossing the bridge along with local species captured the imaginations of the citizens of Duvall.

And the meme storm began.

Even the Duvall Police Department got in on the fun. (They generally bring the fun, so it’s not that big of a surprise.) You can always count on the Duvall Police Department to have a quality photoshopped giraffe picture ready to deploy on Facebook.

Giraffe bumper stickers, signs, and t-shirts began popping up around town. And as each year goes by, giraffes become more and more of an integral part of our community. Love them or hate them, they’re here to stay.

At the Riverview Education Foundation auction last weekend, they held a massive rock-paper-scissors competition with all the attendees. It was epic. It was hard fought. It was probably a game invented by a transplant. The prize was a Duvall Giraffe.

A few fun facts:

Three years ago, Jeremiah Judd started a petition to make the giraffe the official mascot of our fair city. He delivered the petition to the city but, as far as I can tell, no official action was ever taken.

Giraffes have been in the Duvall public consciousness for a while now. The first mention I find of giraffes and Duvall is at a city council meeting in 2010, when giraffes were given to staff and city council members as a thank-you gift for “sticking their necks out” working on the Main Street Reconstruction Project.

Whenever we talk about giraffes, I think about this SNL sketch.

A band called Giraffe Tongue Orchestra has a lead singer named William Duvall. You can learn all about them when you Bing “Duvall Giraffes”.

Follow InTheDuv on Facebook or sign up for email updates. I’ll update you on some of the events and activities happening in Duvall and get to the bottom of a few of our city’s little mysteries.

As always, if you find any inaccuracies in this post, please tell me in the comments. I love learning about our town.

Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links. This means, I may receive a small commission if you choose to purchase something from a link I post. Don’t worry, it costs you nothing. Thank you for supporting my website!

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