The Seattle City Council is now accepting comments, in writing, by May 15th, on proposed amendments, submitted by Councilmembers Nick Licata and Sally Clark, governing production, processing, selling and delivery of marijuana and marijuana products in the City of Seattle.
On Monday, May 6th, at 5p, the Lake Union District Council (LUDC) will hold its monthly meeting at History House, with King County Assessor Lloyd Hara.
In honor of the launch of the new History page of Fremocentrist.com, read this article, titled ‘Fremont Bridge Stuck,’ written by Millie Klassert-Marzec, from ‘The Fremont Forum’ newspaper, dated April 1st, 1979.
At the Fremont Siphon Open House, the project team shared the new layout for the site of a permanent structure and access panels, and two design options. A structure for odor control must be constructed, and input at a January 2013 public design workshop developed two potential options which need input for deciding between them.
Acting Parks Superintendent Christopher Williams has issued a statement on the shooting that took place on Friday, March 8th at a Seattle Parks facility at North 82nd Street & Densmore Avenue N.
The City of Seattle Department of Planning & Development sends out information on developments happening around the city through its Land Use Information Bulletins. In February, three notices have been posted regarding substantial changes to come to property in Fremont.
This weekend, as you clean out the house, yard or shed – or shop for new wares for the house, yard and/or shed – remember that there will be regular pick-up for solid waste, recycling and food/yard waste on Monday, February 18th, President’s Day.
On Sunday, February 10th, from 2p – 3:30p, the Fremont Branch of the Seattle Public Library (SPL) will host one of the celebrations taking place all over the city. For the first time in at least a century, all libraries are open on Sundays – and from January through May 5th, branch libraries all over Seattle will mark the occasion.
The City of Seattle 19th Annual Neighbor Appreciation Day will take place this Saturday, February 9th.
On Saturday, January 12th, from 10a – 2p, King County invites everyone to attend a design workshop for the Fremont Siphon Replacement Project, to be held at B.F. Day Elementary School. The Project will include a facility to be built on the Fremont side of the Lake Washington Ship Canal, and members of our community will have this opportunity to shape the architecture and landscape vision of this permanent structure.
