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On Tuesday, August 27th, at 6p, the local Ben Franklin Circle will meet for a discussion of virtues at Shawn O’Donnell’s American Grill & Irish Pub on Fremont Avenue.
On Monday, July 29th, at 6p, the Fremont Chapter of the Ben Franklin Circle will gather at the Fremont Branch of the Seattle Public Library.
In July, MADA held a dinner at Emmanuel Bible Church. ‘Make America Dinner Again’, a local, non-profit engaging strangers, with a wide variety of political positions, in dialogue and building friendships, hosted a meal with civil and safe (if difficult) conversation.
On Monday, February 25th, the Ben Franklin Discussion Circle will meet – at a new time and location. At 5:30p in the MiiR Flagship meeting room, join in an open discussion using one of Benjamin Franklin’s 13 virtues to spark conversation and frame the talk.
To all our readers, we wish you a wonderful and magical Christmas!
With his new role covering education, Seattle City Councilmember Rob Johnson has asked to hear from us about what’s most important in the world of education. Please, send an e-mail, to rob.johnson@seattle.gov, and give him insights about how to ensure all of Seattle’s students, and their families, receive support and the systems they need to succeed.
On Thursday, January 18th, from 6p to 8p, the Fremont Arts Council (FAC) Board of Directors will host a Happy Hour Mixer, at The Backdoor, for everyone interested in learning more about becoming one of the leaders of this organization.
On Tuesday, August 1st, many of our neighbors will be hosting, or participating, in Night Out events.
Last week, in the week after the Fremont Street Fair, some Fremont residents found a personal electronic device near the Burke-Gilman Trail and Fremont Canal Park. They have turned in the device to Fremocentrist.com, in the hopes that readers might be able to reunite the owner with their possession.
