On Wednesday, June 11th, from 6:30p – 7:45p, at the Fremont Abbey Arts Center, the Seattle Department of Parks & Recreation, the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods and Harrison Design invite the Fremont community – and all Troll lovers! – to a long-awaited public meeting on the design of the Troll’s Knoll Park.
Seattle Public Utilities has announced that solid waste customers can expect regular collection of yard, recycling and garbage waste on Monday, May 26th, the Memorial Day holiday.
The Seattle City Office of Arts & Culture has issued a call for artists, in partnership with the Department of Finance & Administrative Services and the Seattle Fire Department, for a permanent or site-integrated art installation for the Roanoke Fire Station #22. The deadline for this call is Monday, June 9th at 11p.
The controversial cycle track planned for Westlake Avenue North, between the Fremont Bridge and the Mercer Corridor, will have a second community meeting – scheduled at the Fremont Studios on Wednesday, May 21st from 5:30p – 8p.
Due to the Memorial Day Holiday, the May Fremont Neighborhood Council (FNC) meeting will move up one week – and take place next week on… Read More »Meet Your Neighbors At The Next FNC Meeting, May 19th
Have a great idea for a community project? Looking for funding for your vision for Fremont? The City of Seattle Department of Neighborhoods is hosting two community workshops for those interested in applying for Small & Simple Project Funds this June, for a matching award of up to $25,000.
On Monday, April 28th, starting at 7p, at Doric Lodge #92, the Fremont Neighborhood Council (FNC) will hold its annual general meeting, with elections of the Board of Directors – and a keynote speech from Seattle City Councilmember Nick Licata.
On April 21st & 22nd (Monday and Tuesday,) the on-ramp from Denny Way onto northbound State Route 99/Aurora Avenue North will be closed from 11:30p – 5a. In addition, during the same days and hours, the right northbound lane of Aurora Avenue North will be closed between the Battery Street Tunnel and Valley Street.
The ‘One Home Per Lot’ effort, which has advocated and lobbied for permanent restrictions on the construction of new, tall houses in previously unrealized back yard and/or side yard lots, now asks its supporters for help.
A press release came out this past week announcing the new coalition, OneSeattle, and its statement in favor of a $15 minimum wage compensation for Seattle workers.
