The Lake Union Livaboard Association (LULA) will be holding its Social & Membership Event on Sunday, April 29th, at the Puget Sound Yacht Club, and everyone who lives on Lake Union is welcome to reserve a place at the free gathering.
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!
Come see a historic boat parade, and help celebrate 100 years for the Fremont Bridge, the Ship Canal, and the Ballard Locks, all on Sunday, July 9th!
This year marks a major milestone for The Lake Washington Ship Canal, The Fremont Bridge and The Ballard Locks. One hundred years ago these significant Seattle landmarks officially opened – and this summer, we all want to celebrate these transportation and maritime triumphs!
On January 26th, Captain Mark H. Freeman passed away from complications of pneumonia, leaving behind devastated friends and a long legacy of involvement, residency and entrepreneurship in Fremont and our surrounding maritime community.
The Seattle Office of Arts & Culture, in partnership with Seattle Public Utilities, continues to seek an artist (or artist team,) for site specific artwork reflective of Coast Salish historic and cultural connections.
On October 18th, from 6p – 8p, Seattle Public Utilities will host an open hour and public hearing on the Ship Canal Water Quality Project and its Draft Supplemental E.I.S.
The Friends Of North Lake Union (FONLU) welcome neighbors to attend one of two community meetings on potential improvements to public Waterway 22. The two meetings will be held at the Miir Flagship Store at 6:45p on Tuesdays, September 13th and September 27th.
Kvichak Marine, a Vigor Company, has just delivered a fourth 45’ response boat, designed and made, to long-time customer the New York Police Department Harbor Unit.
Friends of Ride The Ducks of Seattle has asked fans, friends and caring neighbors of the local tour company to write letters of support of the future of the business, following a devastatingly tragic accident on the Aurora Bridge.
