On Saturday, October 12th, at 6:30p, at Phinney Books, join Fremonster Caroline Sayre and others for a non-partisan, community gathering; a ‘Civic Saturday’ for inspiration, and encouraging connection and reflection, in a new tradition.
On Thursday, October 10th, from 6p – 7:30p, in the B.F. Day Elementary School Cafeteria the Seattle Department of Parks & Recreation has invited everyone to come and provide input on proposed renovations to the play area at B.F. Day Elementary School.
On Friday, September 20th, from 9a – 7p, residents and employees around the City of Seattle will build temporary parks in street parking spaces as part of PARK(ing) Day!
On Saturday, September 21st starting at 10a, the annual Patrick Place Community Clean-Up takes place – and we need you to help!
In an article written by Jeremy Field, PNW Regional Administrator for the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA), an estimated one in four businesses won’t re-open after a major disaster, according to recent data.
On Saturday, September 7th, from 3p – 5p, Seattle City Council Candidate Heidi Wills will be at Frēlard Pizza, hosted by Chef Ethan Stowell, to meet and get to know constituents in District #6 (Ballard, Crown Hill, Greenwood, Phinney Ridge and Fremont west of Aurora.)
The City of Seattle is seeking volunteers to help develop a new Master Plan for the Seattle Pacific University (SPU). Community members are needed to… Read More »Help Needed To Develop The Seattle Pacific University Master Plan
The City of Seattle has launched a new initiative, called ‘Housing Choices’, and they are asking for citizens who will take a 10 minute survey on what housing, and housing amenities, we most think needed and necessary for our use.
The construction project to develop the Watershed Building at 900 N 34th St has been granted a Noise Variance Permit for structural steel deliveries and erection of the building frame, from July 31st – August 7th.
This Fall, Seattle voters have a chance to elect seven of the nine Seattle City Councilmembers. Both Council seats representing the neighborhood of Fremont, covered by District #4 (east of Aurora) and District #6 (west of Aurora,) are up for election – with no incumbent running.
