Tonight, Seattle Mayoral Candidates will debate on housing and homelessness. The candidates, Jenny Durkan and Cary Moon, will speak on these crucial issues in debate format, with The Seattle Times livestreaming the debate on Facebook.
On Friday, September 8th, from 6p – 9p, the general election campaign for Pat Murakami for Seattle Council Position #9 kicks-off. The kick-off will take place at the Red Door Ale House, with a no host bar and a lot of information on the candidate, from the candidate and to the candidate.
Now, through October 16th, the Small Business Association (SBA) wants comments from small businesses on ways unnecessary or ineffective SBA rules and regulations have impacted the growth and vibrancy of their emerging companies. On the SBA website, they want your stories.
The Fremont Chamber of Commerce has issued a last-minute invite for a Walk & Talk on Thursday, August 31st (tomorrow) at 12:30p with front-running Mayoral Candidate Jenny Durkan.
The City of Seattle has asked for applicants to do paid outreach work to underrepresented communities, as Community Liaisons from the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods (DON.)
Visitors to our dear Fremont Branch Library, part of the Seattle Public Library system, may notice some maintenance and upgrades going on to the historic mission-revival structure, originally built in 1921.
On August 10th, Seattle City Councilmember Mike O’Brien issued a formal statement on his proposals regarding the estimated 1,500 vehicles used as residences and parked on public streets.
On Wednesday, August 16th, from 5p – 7p, Seattle City Councilmember Rob Johnson will be hosting a Public Safety Open House specifically focused on Council District #4. At the Gas Works Park picnic area, attendees can hear from, and ask questions of, experts in the field of homelessness and crime prevention.
As the Seattle Public Library goes through the process of upgrading its website, to make it easier to use and to evolve to meet patron needs, they need input about drafts of new website designs. The public can view a short video (about 5 minutes,) and comment on the designs on the SPL website.
On Sunday, August 20th, from 4p – 8p, the Fremont Arts Council will hold a celebratory BBQ to honor the volunteers, participants, donors and advocates of the 2017 Fremont Solstice Parade. The FAC also has two public meetings coming up, for those who want to know more about this unique organization, and contribute your energy and enthusiasm.
