Last week the Fremont Chamber of Commerce hosted a presentation on commercial loans for businesses, given by Debbie Webber, VP Commercial Relationship Manager for HomeStreet Bank, and Teresa Murphy AVP of Commercial Relationship Manager, also with HomeStreet. At The Barrel Thief, Webber and Murphy talked about what it takes to build a financially healthy business, and getting a loan to help to grow it.
On February 3rd, HurryOut will launch its new mobile app, and fans of the event calendar website, headquartered in Fremont, are invited to submit an e-mail address to receive an invite (+ one) to the private celebration!
On Wednesday, January 28th, from 7p – 8:30p, at The Barrel Thief, take part in an educational tasting of Mescal, Tequila’s older brother.
Recently, Fremont-based Kvichak Marine delivered two all-aluminum 36’ boats to Tymac Launch Service of British Columbia, Canada.
The Westlake Cycle Track Project will enter its next phase in 2015, as Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) completes a detailed design and begins construction, proposed for this fall.
On Wednesday, January 21st, from 6:30p – 8:30p, at the Bastyr Center for Natural Health on Stone Way, everyone is invited to bring an open mind to a series of frank yet light-hearted, and free, discussions about life and death, facilitated by Brad Lichtenstein N.D.
Thanks to Fremocentrist.com readers who voted, in December 2014, for their choices in the annual Best of Fremont! Ballots have been counted, and winners identified, and over the next month, the winners will be notified and given this honor bestowed by the voting public of the Center of the Universe!
On Sunday, January 18th, at 3:05p, the Seattle Seahawks will compete for the National title and the opportunity at a second Super Bowl Championship! Hale’s Ales Brewery & Pub will have five screens, $3 pints of high-quality beer and $5 wings for sale during the game.
On Saturday, January 17th, Grassroots Community Acupuncture in Fremont will celebrate its fifth anniversary with an offering of free acupuncture and a food and/or blanket donation drive.
Soon King County Wastewater Management will begin replacing the nearly 100-year-old Fremont Siphon, a major sewer pipe running under the Lake Washington Ship Canal from Fremont to Queen Anne. The Siphon carries sewage and storm water from North Seattle, and cities around it, to the West Point Treatment Plant in Magnolia.
