Anticipated to begin in late December 2016, and extend for four weeks, into early 2017, Seattle City Light sent out a notice to some addresses about potential traffic and parking disruptions around Fremont.
Library cardholders may use the Seattle Public Library (SPL) Museum Pass program during these days of school and work vacations to gain free admission to over a dozen partner venues around Seattle.
On Monday, November 28th at 7p the Fremont Neighborhood Council (FNC) will host its monthly meeting to discuss residential concerns and issues, at Doric Temple #92.
The construction on the newly rebuilt North Transfer Station has nearly completed, and the adjacent open space on Woodlawn as well as a recreational area at Carr Place built in conjunction have completed.
On Tuesday, November 8th, election ballots are due, by mail or in one of the many drop boxes by 8p, including the one closest to Fremont – in front of the Ballard Branch Library at 5614 – 22nd Ave NW. Please exercise your rights, as protected by the extraordinary men and women of our U.S. Armed Forces. Remember, our children’s futures depend on the decisions we make today.
For an 180-square-foot storefront in the Seattle Municipal Tower, called the Seattle Presents Gallery, the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture is seeking four artists/artist teams to develop and coordinate a social practice/community engaged project. The projects must address homelessness, gentrification and/or displacement, and will culminate in a two-month exhibition between the months of February and September 2017.
On Monday, October 24th at 6p – before the Fremont Neighborhood Council – get first look at the new schematic for the expansion of the park next door to the Fremont Branch Library.
The Seattle Office of Arts & Culture (OAC,) in partnership with the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT,) is seeking site-specific artwork and design elements for the Madison Street Bus Rapid Transit Project (BRT). The deadline for applications for this commission is 11p on Monday, November 7th, and the total artwork project budget is estimated at $125,000.
Over the week of October 17th, weather permitting, the City of Seattle Department of Transportation will close the parking lot at Gas Works Park, and restrict access to portions of North Northlake Way.
According to the DON announcement, the proposed legislation does not dissolve or disband the District Councils or any other community groups.
