Thank you for taking our Issues Survey last month!
It was eye-opening to read your comments about what’s important to you.
If you haven’t taken it… you’ll get your chance again.
We’ll be sharing the results at upcoming meetings.
The Wade Home. Look at that view!
Our corner of the city is rich in historicity!
This month’s house is located at the corner of 400 North and North Main Street in the Capitol Hill Historic District. This c.1906 house was probably based on a pattern book design – the forerunner of today’s magazines that offer house plans for purchase. The 1-1/2 story building has many typical Victorian architectural and decorative elements, such as a large front window with a decorative transom window, shingled gables, and a wood sunburst element in the front porch pediment. The house was built for Harry C. and Janet Wade. Little information was found on the Wades, except that Mr. Wade is listed in city directories as a clerk. In 1935, title to the house passed to James W. Wade, son of Harry and Janet. Read more here!
Chris Wharton, City Council District 3, update: filling vacancies, legislature issues include water jurisdiction, sales tax (city vs state) boundary dispute in Millcreek. See District 3 updates, here. See exciting updates on the new airport, here.
The Parks and Public Lands 2018 Annual Report See the annual report here!
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