The Wallingford Community Senior Center shut down its operations, both social groups and feeding programs, early in March in an attempt to keep safe our… Read More »Wallingford Senior Center Offers Call-In Support Group, And Other Resources
During the COVID-19 health crisis, the Seattle City Council is still meeting – remotely – and deciding issues of public policy and safety. Councilmember Alex… Read More »City Councilmember Alex Pedersen Offers An Open On-Line Office
The newest Seattle City Councilmember is Alex Pedersen, who represents District #4, which includes all of Fremont east of Aurora Avenue – plus Ravenna, the… Read More »New Seattle Council District 4 Representative Alex Pedersen Announces Office Hours
Did you attend B.F. Day Public Elementary School in its 125-years of operation? Do you know someone who attended B.F. Day? Alumni are being sought, now, and you could help greatly just by spreading the word!
Starting today through Tuesday, October 25th, the Seattle Public Library is asking for feedback on a short survey about the re-design of the SPL.org website.
According to the DON announcement, the proposed legislation does not dissolve or disband the District Councils or any other community groups.
At its September 19th meeting, the Lake Union District Council (LUDC) heard about Denny Way street closures, possible street improvement projects in Wallingford (& Fremont,) and the entirely unsure and unstable future of the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods, the entire City District Council network and the geographically unique LUDC.
Today the Fremont Chamber of Commerce must bid farewell to Executive Director Jessica Vets.
On Monday, July 27th, starting at 7p, the Fremont Neighborhood Council (FNC) will hear reports from the Seattle Department of Transportation and State Representative for District #43, in addition to sharing news about our community.
On July 12th, at 10:30a, join the Sunday Service at Fremont Baptist Church and hear from the Reverend Ralph Weathers on ‘Finding Hope.’
