On September 9th & 10th, from 4p – 7p, and on Saturday, September 12th, from 10a – 1p, outside of the Fremont PCC Natural Market, Haddad|Drugan want to hear stories, and see souvenirs, from Fremont residents, employees, employers, fans, friends, and everyone who considers this their home base.
On Thursday, September 10th, from 7p – 8:30p at the Phinney Neighborhood Association Red Room, the first public meeting will take place on the Seattle Sensory Garden planned for the Woodland Park Zoo.
On September 2nd, from 6p – 8p, in University Heights Center Room #209, the City of Seattle Department of Neighborhoods will hold a public workshop on how to get a Small & Simple Neighborhood Matching Fund Grant.
On Monday, August 31st and Tuesday, September 1st, public access to NW Canal St from 2nd Ave NW will be closed as work crews upgrade a City of Seattle water pipe that runs under 2nd Ave NW.
On September 9th, 10th & 12th, two artists, Laura Haddad and Tom Drugan will be set up in front of the Fremont PCC Natural Market just to talk to you! They want to know what you think of our community – what does Fremont mean to you? Do you have a memento, photo, icon, etc. that symbolizes the Fremont experience?
On Friday, August 28th at 5p, History House of Greater Seattle will suspend operations at its current location, at the corner of Troll Ave N & N 34th St/Patches Place.
On August 13th, a huge crowd gathered behind Patrick Place to congratulate the many people who helped fund, build and populate this new low-income housing, maintained by Catholic Housing Services of Western Washington and located on Aurora Avenue (on the former Thunderbird Motel site.)
On July 6th, the City of Seattle Department of Planning & Development held a public Design Review Meeting on the proposed development for 744 N 34th St. The proposal is for a five-story office & retail building (with parking for over 200 vehicles and 200 bicycles on the property,) replacing buildings that currently house Carquest, Salsa Con Todo, Café Turko, Dragonfly Holistic Healing, Milstead & Co, and History House of Greater Seattle.
The North Seattle Industrial Association (NSIA) met on June 23rd for its last meeting of the summer. They discussed, as usual, the needs of the industrial, manufacturing, and maritime businesses of North Seattle – particularly the ability to move freight.
Last Monday, on June 22nd, at the Fremont Neighborhood Council (FNC) monthly meeting the board of this non-profit advocacy organization unanimously voted to spend $3,000 from its treasury to pay for decorating three more signal boxes.
