The SFCC Board will held its meeting on Thursday November 18th. We invite you to join the Zoom Meeting at 7:00pm by following the link below. We will open the meeting at 6:30pm for an informal chat and addressing any technical issues with zoom setup.
In addition to our regular agenda, we will cover the following topics:
Key Agenda items:
o Discuss results and lessons learned from Annual Meeting and Pumpkin Carving contests
Here are the results of our first ever pumpkin carving contest. Our independent panel of judges has selected the winner for each category and the community has selected the fan favorite(s). Each winner will receive a trophy and one of the gift cards provided by our generous sponsors.
NOTE: We are extending the dateline to register for the contest until October 31st.
We invite you to participate on the Sherwood Forest Pumpkin Carving Contest. Grab a pumpkin, carve it, and send your registration to our sfccbellevue@hotmail.com address by October 31st. (Note we extended our previous deadline until the end of the month).
Here are the general rules:
Pumpkins must be carved, but other decoration is allowed. One pumpkin per SF household member. Send a picture, name, pumpkin name, age and address (so people can see it displayed). A group of independent judges will select a winner for each category: Kids (under 12), Adults (13+) Funniest, Scariest, Most creative, and lastly a survey will select a Fan Favorite.
If the bragging rights don’t sway you, We will also have prices including gift cards from our sponsors in the crossroads mall: Tutta Bella, Creatively yours ceramic studio, GameOver videogames and Ivars.
If you don’t feel you’re cut out to carve a pumpkin, why not be a contest judge? We’re looking for 6 people to be on the judge’s panel. If this interests you, please send an email to sfccbelelvue@hotmail.com
Our Fall 2021 newsletter should be arriving to your front door very soon. We hope you find it intersting and useful. You can find an electronic copy here:
In the newsletter you will find information about our upcoming virtual annual meeting. We will use our annual event to share information and accomplishments from this past year, meet your neighbors (online), provide your input and participate in our community.
A copy of the Ballot will be distributed to your home in the October Newsletter. We will vote online during the annual meeting or you can also mail this ballot by October 19st to:
The SFCC Board will held its meeting on Thursday September 16th. We invite you to join the Zoom Meeting at 7:00pm by following the link below. We will open the meeting at 6:30pm for an informal chat and addressing any technical issues with zoom setup.
In addition to our regular agenda, we will cover the following topics:
Key Agenda items:
o Block Party expenses, recap, follow ups and plans for next year
The emergency preparedness committee invites you to participate on its monthly meeting. The next meeting will be held via Zoom on Thursday September 9th at 7:00 PM
Here are the agenda items for this meeting:
Results of the August 12th walk through Sherwood Forest EP.
Results of the CERT inclusion in the Aug 22 1-4 SFCC Block Party and how well it worked for EP.
A big thank you to everyone who attended the Sherwood Forest block party on Sunday. It was really nice to meet all our neighbors, especially those of you new who are new to the area. We had a great turnout and it seemed like everyone had a fun time. We will definitely try to make this an annual event!
Come join the Sherwood Forest Community Club board as we host a neighborhood block party on Sunday, August 22, 2021 from 1-4 p.m. The event will be held outdoors at the corner of 160th Ave NE and NE 28th St.
We’ll be providing hot dogs, ice cream and some other snacks. Feel free to bring your own food, or something to share with the neighbors.
Hello Sherwood Forest residents. We on the Sherwood Forest Community Club (SFCC) board would like to invite you to participate in a Neighborhood Stroll, Sunday July 4th between 6 and 7 pm. Come out and simply walk the neighborhood and say hi. No formalities, just come out and walk or take your tricycle. Our SFCC Emergency Preparedness Committee efforts begin with getting to know our neighbors better, which is critical to helping ourselves during an emergency.
Sherwood Forest Community Club 
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