This Friday, March 2nd, the public sales of Girl Scout Cookies begin – look for the adorable Brownies and earnest Scouts out selling in front of stores – including the Fremont PCC and Marketime Foods stores!
On Friday, February 24th, Catholic Housing Services (CHS) will move closer to building a 71-unit affordable housing building. Abatement work has been underway, and should finish by the 24th. Once completed, it will be safe for contractors to demolish the structure of the once infamous Thunderbird Motel.
The City of Seattle Waste Management has initiated the Think Green Recycling Challenge, a competition among trash collection areas. They want to encourage more recycling and less waste.
Starting February 12th, The Hallows Church has begun a weekly schedule of worship gatherings, at 6p every Sunday at 717 N 36th St (home of Fremont Baptist Church.)
Tickets remain available for this Friday’s Fabulous Fling and Valentine’s Dance at Hale’s Palladium (at 7:30p on February 10th.) Also, while purchasing Fabulous Fling tickets, reserve your seats for the actual, upcoming Festival! Moisture Festival shows begin March 15th, and purchasing tickets now guarantees not only a seat – but a place on the calendar.
Sound Theatre Company and GreenStage have joined forces to offer ‘Valentine Sonnets’ delivered directly to your beloved, between February 10th – 14th. For a donation that will support live theatre, an actor in Elizabethan costume will perform one of William Shakespeare’s immortal, romantic love sonnets to order for your special sweetie.
Don’t Forget – Until Tuesday, December 13th, the Edward Jones office of Marko Tubic (503 N 36th) will serve as a Fremont drop-off point for the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve ‘Toys For Tots’ program.
The Fremont Arts Council distributed, by e-mail, a list of items the teachers at B.F. Day Elementary School need. To find out more about the specific items – and how to donate – contact the school office at 3921 Linden Ave N or 206/252-6010.
Come help celebrate the 6th Birthday of the Fremont Abbey Arts Center on Saturday, November 19th, at 6p. This annual fundraiser will culminate a month of celebrations of the Arts Center’s sixth year.
Throughout the month of October, Caffe Ladro’s 13 Puget Sound locations (including Fremont) will raise awareness – in conjunction with Seattle Children’s Hospital and Little People of America’s (L.P.A.) Puget Sound chapter – on dwarfism, also known as skeletal dysplasia. For National Dwarfism Awareness Month, Caffe Ladro has shrunk its distinctive ‘tall man’ logo on its cups.
