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In just five days the construction crew, of Guy F. Atkinson Construction, conducted the emergency repairs needed to the George Washington Memorial (Aurora) Bridge, and… Read More »Repairs On Aurora Bridge Completed Early, And Bridge Safety Restored
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The FAC will host more lantern-making workshops, for those who want to light up the Troll, and the haunt to follow, with illuminated critters, creatures, ghouls, and monsters.
Led by The Uncommon Cottage, volunteers plan to decorate the Fremont Troll in pink on October 1st, from 4p – 6p
On Saturday, May 11th, at 11a, the Fremont Historical Society will be at the Fremont Branch of the Seattle Public Library, answering questions and sharing information on the ‘What The Fremont Bridge Has Seen.’
Washington State House Bill #2120 is for “Creating a work group to study and make recommendations on a statue to replace the Vladimir Lenin statue.” Please visit the website, at app.leg.wa.gov/billsummary (click here) to find out specific details.
Seattle Parks & Recreation staff, and the Superintendent, met with concerned neighbors of the Fremont Troll on December 3rd. Neighbors have sent letters and made calls about their concerns and requests for assistance with extreme trespassing and camping on the public property around the sculpture and the north-end of the Aurora Bridge.
This week the new and improved Fremont Guidepost was sunk back in the ground at the Center of the Universe, so we will all know how to find our way to our favorite locations – if we must leave our dear corner of quirkiness.
