Costas Opa Is Closed
After 32 years (31 ½ as a restaurant, but 33 years as a tenant of his space) Costa Antonopoulos has chosen to close his iconic… Read More »Costas Opa Is Closed
Volunteers Needed for ‘Fremont: Timber To Troll’ Presentation Nov 10th
On Saturday, November 10th, at 2p, History House will unveil the results of an extensive history project entitled, ‘Fremont: Timber to Troll.’ Volunteers are anxiously sought to help with organizing and assisting with the presentation, leading up to and during the November 10th event.
A Historical Presentation At Next FAC COW On Trolloween
At the next Fremont Arts Council (FAC) Committee Of the Whole (COW) meeting, on Tuesday, October 9th starting at 7:10p-ish, Maque da Vis will give a half-hour presentation on the ‘History of Trolloween: 20 Years In the Making.’
History House Continues To Gather Fremont Stories, With Your Help
The ‘Fremont: Timber To Troll’ history project being compiled currently at History House of Greater Seattle continues to gather materials from Fremonsters of all times, talents and temperaments. The final presentation of the student’s projects, the DVD and a possible art display has been rescheduled for November 17th to get more people, and their contributions, involved.
Farewell J.P. Patches – Chris Wedes
‘Bye-bye for now!’ On Sunday, July 22nd, Chris Wedes passed away at age 84. Wedes, who had battled cancer for years, was very well known to native Seattlites (and Fremonsters) as Julius Pierpont Patches – or J.P. Patches to the ‘Patches Pals’ that grew up watching his Emmy winning television program.
Celebrate Independence, Fremont-Style
Happy Independence Day to all citizens of the United States Of America – and everyone who values their independence and recognizes the incredible sacrifices made by many so that we can enjoy the freedoms of living in this free nation!
Hallows Church & The Family 4th At Gas Works Park
On Wednesday, July 4th, the annual Family 4th Of July celebration takes place at Gas Works Park, and all around Lake Union. This year Fremont will be fully represented in the midst of it all by The Hallows Church, our newest community of worship.
Fremont Historical Society Fills In Fremont History At The Fremont Library This May
During the month of May, at the Fremont Branch of the Seattle Public Library, to celebrate National Preservation Month, the Fremont Historical Society has organized a display of information, and photos, of ten Fremont buildings.
Two Reasons Everyone Wants To Attend the FNC Annual Meeting April 23rd
The Fremont Neighborhood Council Annual Meeting, on Monday, April 23rd, has something to interest residents as well as business people, artists and all other kinds of Fremonsters – all at the Doric Lodge #92 starting at 6:30p.
Passing – Richard Beyer, Fremont’s First Public Artist
On Monday, April 9th, 2012, Richard Sternoff Beyer passed away following a serious stroke he sustained on March 27th. Beyer is survived by his wife, Dorothy Scholz-Beyer, and his children Elizabeth Beyer Miller and Charles S. Beyer, and two step-children, Charles Scholz and Anna Scholz Godas, and 10 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild.