The Weekend Wrap: May 1-7

Detail from WPA artist Jacob Elshin's mural triptych "Landing, Barter and Logging," on display at West Seattle High School

Radar Speed Signs Coming to Aurora this Week (Aurora | Seattle)
Bike lanes being added to 20th Ave NW (My Ballard)
Heirloom tomato plant sale May 8 and 15 (Beacon Hill Blog)
Time Lapse Destruction of Belltown’s McGuire Building (belltownpeople)
Molly Moon’s leads the way in offering paid sick days to employees (Capitol Hill Seattle)
Design team selected for Jimi Hendrix Park (Central District News)
Mercer Street I-5 ramps will be closed again this weekend (Eastlake Ave)
For Those With Munchies, IHaveMunchies.com Can Help (Fremont Universe)
Plans to turn the Beacon Hill greenbelt (aka The Jungle) into public space (Blogging Georgetown)
Indie film ‘Umbrellas’ being shot in Green Lake (My Green Lake)
Lake City Spurned by Nickelsville (Lake City Live)
Movie Crew Filming In Laurelhurst Yesterday (Laurelhurst Blog)
Madison Park Real Estate Report: First Quarter 2011 (Madison Park Blogger)
Car drives through Bartell Drugs (Magnolia Voice)
Reader offers tips to build your own flicker nest box (Maple Leaf Life)
Seattle waiving fees and interest on unpaid parking and traffic tickets (PhinneyWood)
Ancient Home Sewers May be Leaking… (Phinney Ridge Seattle)
Police are searching for two suspects in a daytime home invasion and armed robbery (Queen Anne View)
Fire Marshal: Columbia City Cinema Operating Illegally for Several Years, but Closure Not Necessary (Rainier Valley Post)
Roosevelt mural tagged with graffiti (Roosiehood)
Gallo pinto, Costa Rican Soul Food (Southend Seattle)
Bridge closure brings community together (South Seattle Beacon)
Cascade People’s Center update (The Southlake)
New P-Patch in the U-District? (U District Daily)
Bicycle improvements coming to East Wallingford (My Wallingford)
Call Before You Cut (Wallyhood)
Seattle City Council seeks your feedback on parks (Wedgwood View)
South Park Bridge celebration: The party begins (West Seattle Blog)
Medical-marijuana businesses: What now? (White Center Now)