On Monday, April 24th, at 7p, at Doric Temple #92, the Fremont Neighborhood Council (FNC) will host its Annual Membership Meeting, with election of its Board of Directors and special guest speaker, District #6 City Councilmember Mike O’Brien.
This year marks a major milestone for The Lake Washington Ship Canal, The Fremont Bridge and The Ballard Locks. One hundred years ago these significant Seattle landmarks officially opened – and this summer, we all want to celebrate these transportation and maritime triumphs!
On Tuesday, March 28th from 5:30p – 7:30p, at the Fremont Branch Library, the City of Seattle will host the final meeting in the ‘Project Development Phase of Your Voice, Your Choice.’ This is an opportunity to see which public works projects will be funded from the $2 million Street & Parks Funds.
The CEA (Coordinated Entry for All program) can help match services and housing resources to persons facing a housing crisis. CEA will serve all people experiencing homelessness. Please visit a CEA access point, or call 206/328-5796 or cea@kingcounty.gov
The City of Seattle Office of Arts & Culture is creating a Public Artist Roster of approximately 160 emerging, mid-career and established artists to be pre-qualified for future public art projects. Applications for this roster will be accepted up to April 12th, at 11p.
The Alzheimer’s Association has released a new report showing that costs are growing for families, and our national economy, with increasing impacts from Alzheimer’s Disease, and other dementias. Also, the death rates from Alzheimer’s diseases continue to rise above national averages in Washington State.
On Wednesday, March 15th at 8a, the Fremont Chamber of Commerce is hosting an educational event at the Fremont Foundry. This meeting will feature a discussion on City Resources as regards Homelessness, Sharps and other drug paraphernalia, and Housing. Expect an energetic and engaging exchange among business owners and managers, as we find out ways to help and to solve these problems.
Seattle Parks Superintendent Jesus Aguirre approved the name, based on recommendations from the Parks Naming Committee and public submissions. The Committee officially chose Troll’s Knoll Park for our park due to the common usage of this name by our community and because of the park’s proximity to our sculpture.
On Monday, February 27th, at 7p, at Doric Lodge #92, the Fremont Neighborhood Council (FNC) will host its monthly public meeting, with its Board of Directors. All Fremont residents are invited and encouraged to attend this informative meeting, to learn about issues facing our community and to raise your own concerns with this advocacy organization.
In an effort to decrease the risk of drug abuse, overdose and preventable poisonings, King County has installed drop-boxes around our region for disposal of medicines no longer needed, under the Secure Medicine Return Program.
