![]() ![]() States may want to consider a new layer of local governance altogether with the creation of early childhood districts, which I’ve proposed in a brief published by the think tank Capita.Įarly childhood districts would be very similar to school districts but, in most cases, would have a regional geography rather than direct alignment, given the inequities inherent in the way many school district boundaries have been drawn. This would eventually ensure that all 3- and 4-year-olds (in states that opt in) have access to free preschool while all families making under 250% of state median income have significant child care subsidies.Įven if the bill does not pass, the slow rollout of American Rescue Plan Act funds suggests that our current early care and education infrastructure is not up to the task of running an optimal system. All views in guest posts are those of the author.Ī new day may be approaching for early care and education as Congress considers a reconciliation package that would inject approximately $390 billion into early childhood education (ECE) over six years. On weekends, my daughter and I headed over the other side of the mountains to our family home in Roslyn where I grew up to relax.įavorite EB Beer.Wintertime I enjoy the Fauntleroy Imperial Stout Summer is the Riot! I am also a fan of the EBBC Cabernet.This guest post comes from Elliot Haspel, program officer of education policy and research at the Robins Foundation. I truly enjoy laughing around a fire pit, traveling, doing outdoor activities, and my favorite pastime is gardening. I am usually spending time with family, friends, and our dog Frosty. Community, what it’s all about here at EBBC! Even guests were wondering what was going on, this party took up the whole shuffleboard area! Although the beans spilled just before the party, it was still a surprise to him how many folks attended. Many of our staff, old and new, regulars and family attended. And I am hopeful that they will continue.įavorite Elliott Bay Story.One that stands out is when a couple of us gals got together and threw one of our long-time regulars, Logan, a surprise 80th birthday party. These values have kept our pub family, commonwealth, and my house together. In turn, I have learned during these past trying years that these are also the core values of EBBC. If you like sours, good lord, that’s a great beer. My favorite “Treat-Yo-Self” beer would have to be the Ambrosia Kriek. Both are great examples of the evolution of beer style. ![]() If I’m really lucky, I’m at a Seahawks game watching and waiting for the next season that gives us another Super Bowl parade.įavorite EB Beer.Currently, I would have to say that my favorite everyday beer is either the North Atlantic Haze or the Elliott Bay IPA. ![]() I’m probably spending time with loved ones or our dog. If you know our Burien pub, you knew Logan. If you were fortunate enough to sit next to him on your first visit, you’ll get a full history of the pub, its people, and most likely a variety of other great stories littered with smiles and laughter. Now, it would be hard to imagine the pub without him. He came into our lives almost immediately when the doors opened in Burien not knowing any of us. I love providing a place that encourages community growth, where a simple conversation can evolve into a lasting relationship.įavorite Elliott Bay Story.No other story describes Elliott Bay to me more than the legend that is Logan. Helping to create and be part of a fun, friendly, and welcoming space. We’re truly grateful for our fantastic community! We thank all our customers, staff, and vendors who have supported us throughout these years. Our unwavering focus remains on providing the pub experience our guests expect while maintaining a strong commitment to the environment and the staff and customers that support us. As we navigate the years ahead, recovering from the pandemic’s impact, we eagerly anticipate rebuilding what we’ve lost and rekindling the sense of belonging we all cherish-whether at the bar, table, or outdoor seating area. Starting as one of the 33 breweries in Washington, we’ve witnessed the growth to over 425 today, and we stand proud as one of Seattle’s genuine brewpubs, dedicated to the experience of gathering over delicious food and beer, including our latest addition of canned beers. Throughout our incredible 25-year adventure, we’ve been grateful for the countless friendships formed along the way. to create family-friendly, community-focused gathering spaces grounded in good food, beer, and service. Todd Carden and Brent Norton established Elliott Bay Brewing Co. In 1997, two friends united by camaraderie embarked on a journey to fulfill a shared dream: opening a brewpub. ![]()
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