On Wednesday, September 15th, from 4:30p – 6p, a Meet-The-Candidates Happy Hour gathering will take place out-of-doors at the Pacific Fisherman Shipyard in Ballard, with… Read More »A Meet the Candidates Opportunity with the Maritime Industry
Currently, the Seattle Department of Transportation is changing the road layout on N 34th Street from Fremont Avenue N to Stone Way N. However, the… Read More »SDOT Work On N 34th St Delayed One Week; A Survey On Northlake Retaining Wall
June is Orca Action Month, and the Puget Soundkeeper are asking everyone to join in a month of educational and celebratory events to raise awareness… Read More »Join Puget Soundkeepers For Orca Action Month
It may be a long way out, but tickets are already becoming scarce for the ‘Captains For A Cure’ Fundraiser on September 14th at Fremont Mischief Distillery.
On Sunday, April 7th, HNA Crew members along with nearly 100 supporters gathered outside the LWRC building to dedicate six new crew shells – named after alumna, supporters, the Crew Director, and one Fremont legend.
On Sunday, December 23rd, the Hiyu Ferry will set sail on Lake Union, to be near Gas Works Park for front row at the Christmas Ships.
On Friday, December 14th, from 5p – 10p, the Seattle Elks Lodge #92 (located in the former Ponti’s restaurant,) will be hosting a Block Party with some neighbors, to watch the Christmas ShipTM Parade of Boats down the Lake Washington Ship Canal.
Over the next three months, the Puget Soundkeeper will hold three clean-up events to pick up trash from Seattles waterways. Last year, their volunteers removed more that 1,500 pounds of debris, during land and water-based clean-ups, to protect our urban waters from dangerous pollution.
The Seattle Office of Arts & Culture (ARTS), in partnership with Seattle Public Utilities, is seeking to commission one artist/artist team to design, fabricate and install an outdoor, two-part artwork. As part of the Ship Canal Water Quality Project, the City is seeking an art work that celebrates our community identity and history with two points of installation on either side of the Fremont Bridge and Lake Union Ship Canal.
The Fremont Historical Society is hosting a free, family-friendly presentation about Fremont & The Klondike Gold Rush, at the Fremont Branch Library, on Saturday, May 12th at 11a.
