On Sunday, July 29th, 2012, the Fremont business district will become the first Seattle neighborhood to be featured with coupons and special offers available from 14 area businesses – good for one-day only.
Seattle Public Utilities has sent out an e-notice that a strike by Teamster Union Local 117 interrupted solid waste pickups around Seattle on Wednesday, July 25th – and could continue to do so on Thursday and Friday, although customers are asked to put materials out as usual before 7a.
On Sunday, July 29th, from 2p – 4p, the final Music In The Sculpture Garden concert for the eighth season will take place. The series closes out with two MITSG favorites – THE Other Band and Hounds @ Bay. Come enjoy free, live, acoustic music in the covered courtyard of History House for the last time this summer!
Public comment is currently being accepted, until 5p on July 24th, by the Seattle City Council on a list of recommendations submitted by the Seattle Department of Planning & Development (DPD) on the Living Buildings Pilot Program.
On August 2nd, at 5p, one of Fremont’s fastest growing tech companies, Tableau Software, will host an Open House in Solstice Plaza (behind 837 N 34th St,) for the curious to learn more about the company – and those seeking employment to learn more about the great opportunities this company has to offer.
The development of property near the foot of Stone Way into an office/retail building attaining unprecedented sustainability remains in question as the Seattle City Council decides on proposed changes to the Living Building Pilot Program (LBPP.) On Monday, July 9th, at 5:30p, the Council Land Use, Planning & Sustainability Committee will hear comments from the public on these changes – and be asked to make decisions that will decide if plans for Stone34 can continue.
On May 23rd, the restaurant Hunger – located in the ‘old’ Dad Watson’s space – celebrated its Grand (re) Opening. For those who missed it, Hunger had already been feeding – and delighting – diners in Upper Fremont for a year.
On Friday, July 6th, from 6p – 9p, Fremonsters can walk the art, and enjoy the summer edition of the Fremont First Friday Art Walk.
Pete’s Fremont Fire Pit has extended its Happy Hours, and its available selection. Daily Happy Hour now runs from 3p – 6p, with a special late-night deal on Fridays & Saturdays (for looking to drink and dine) from 11p – 1a.
The legendary Ballroom pizza, with its huge slices of New York-style wonderfulness, can now be purchased off the sidewalk in front of the pool hall/nightclub.
