Expect to hear reports of more giant bunny activity from news sources that cover Queen Anne and points south, but for now, Fremocentrist.com is happy to share the news that Fremont (and the Sunday Market) remains safe, with plenty of carrots for all!
Happy Easter!
…and April Fool’s!
On April 5th, at 1p, join Wallingford Community Senior Center members (and the general public) for a presentation on How To Avoid Tax Scams.
Consider attending one of the free Moisture Festival Tent Talks coming up over the next three weeks, at Hale’s Palladium.
Next week, Spring officially starts – and this is a perfect time to take a drop-in class in the ancient art of Ikebana, on either Wed, March 21st, at 7:15p or Thu, March 22nd, at Noon.
Help public fruit trees near you make more and better fruit for everyone to enjoy by becoming a City Orchard Steward – through the Fremont-based non-profit City Fruit.
eniors at the University of Washington have asked for help getting participants to answer a survey on Climate Change, and outreach. Can you please take five minutes to answer a survey, and share the link with friends and family, over age 18, who might answer as well?
On Saturday, March 3rd, from 10a – 3:30p, NalandaWest will host an open conversation, called ‘Dreaming & Mind.’
On Saturday, February 24th, from Noon – 3p, Woodland Park Zoo welcomes the Seattle Rose Society for its annual rose pruning demonstration in the Rose Garden. This free, educational presentation offers everyone opportunities to ask questions and gain insight on how to care for roses, whether a veteran gardener or a curious wannabee.
Small businesses are targeted by hackers, and 60% of those businesses close down six months after a breach by socially-engineered Trojans, unpatched software, phishing attacks, and network-travelling worms.
On-line applications are now being accepted, until March 1st, for the U.S. Small Business Administration Emerging Leaders training initiative, through the Seattle SBA District Office. This free ‘mini-MBA’ program gives small business owners tools to spark sustainable growth, and create more jobs, in our area.
