Kirby has been in Fremont for a lifetime, as a resident, employee, employer, and playmate. She's served on the Fremont Chamber of Commerce, the Fremont Neighborhood Council and the Fremont Arts Council, and can be seen wandering the Center of the Universe year 'round. When it comes to Fremont, she likes to say she's full of it!
On November 6th, at Tom Douglas’ Palace Kitchen, the annual Sunday Supper & Silent Auction will take place, to benefit the programs of FamilyWorks Food Banks and Family Resource Center.
Starting today through Tuesday, October 25th, the Seattle Public Library is asking for feedback on a short survey about the re-design of the SPL.org website.
According to the DON announcement, the proposed legislation does not dissolve or disband the District Councils or any other community groups.
On October 18th, from 6p – 8p, Seattle Public Utilities will host an open hour and public hearing on the Ship Canal Water Quality Project and its Draft Supplemental E.I.S.
This week, Tableau Foundation announced the recipients of $85,000 in funds on behalf of the employees and owners of the Tableau software company, headquartered in… Read More »Tableau Foundation Grant Award Winners Announced
This week, Seattle City Councilmember Tim Burgess (elected at-large) sent out a follow-up e-mail and blog post on an ordinance introduced to the Council (by Councilmember Mike O’Brien, of District #6) that would create a right to camp on public property for indefinite periods of time. Councilmember Burgess opposed the introduction of the legislation, and has asked citizens to engage in discussion about this issue and the proposed new law.
The Seattle Department of Parks & Recreation invites the public to submit potential names for the newest park in Fremont – the western portion of the Fremont Troll’s Knoll.
The City of Seattle Department of Transportation has completed work on the protected bike lane (cycle track) along Westlake, along with a dedication ceremony held in mid-September.
This Friday, October 7th, from 6p – 9p, the Fremont Art Walk welcomes everyone to stroll our venues and view the art from a diverse selection of artists, selected by a diverse collection of curators. The venues around Fremont not only host visitors each First Friday, but they each select their own artists.
The Seattle Office of Arts & Culture is seeking artists to develop temporary art for a fence for the 2017 Poetry Garden Art Series on the campus of Seattle Center. The theme for the art is ‘Seattle Center Festál Turns 20.’ The budget for this art work is $1,000 – for design, fabrication and installation.
