On Wednesday, December 11th, from 5p – 7p at the Ballard Branch of Seattle Public Library, the public can drop in to learn about extensive… Read More »Public Open House Meetings On Construction Of Sewage Storage Tunnel Beneath Fremont
On December 5th, from 6p – 7:30p, all Fremont neighbors are invited to give input to the Seattle Parks & Recreation on renovations to the… Read More »Seattle Parks Invites Everyone To Give Input on A B.F. Day Playground Renovation
The Fremont Chamber of Commerce is hosting a Year-End Review & 2020 Forecast at its November meeting on Wednesday, Nov 20th at 8a, on the… Read More »Fremont Chamber Hosts Year-End Review & 2020 Forecast
The City of Seattle, with the help of Seattle University, has created a Seattle Public Safety Survey – please click here and give your feedback… Read More »Provide Feedback On YOUR Safety & Security Concerns, As A Seattlite
Volunteers are being sought to help at neighborhood tax sites, to join United Way’s Free Tax Preparation Campaign in the Fight Against Poverty. Every year… Read More »United Way Seeks Volunteers In Campaign Against Poverty
In just five days the construction crew, of Guy F. Atkinson Construction, conducted the emergency repairs needed to the George Washington Memorial (Aurora) Bridge, and… Read More »Repairs On Aurora Bridge Completed Early, And Bridge Safety Restored
During recent inspections, including an in-depth one on Oct 27th, Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) Inspectors found advanced deterioration of a steel support beam… Read More »Emergency Repairs to the Aurora Bridge/Hwy 99 Begin Oct 31st
On Monday, October 28th, at 9a, the Fremont Chamber of Commerce is helping organize a ribbon cutting and first illumination of the new traffic signal… Read More »Dedication Of One Of Two NEW Lighted Intersections For Fremont Pedestrians
On Thursday, October 24th, starting at 7:30p, Seattle City Councilmember Abel Pacheco for District #4 (Fremont – east of Aurora,) will host a Trivia Night at Fremont Dock Restaurant – celebrating 150 years of Seattle history.
The Ship Canal Water Quality Project involves construction of a 2.7-mile long, nearly 20’ wide storage tunnel, between Ballard and Wallingford. The elongated storage tank will have five drop shafts, in Ballard, East Ballard, Fremont, Queen Anne and Wallingford.
