The City of Seattle, with the help of Seattle University, has created a Seattle Public Safety Survey – please click here and give your feedback… Read More »Provide Feedback On YOUR Safety & Security Concerns, As A Seattlite
The FamilyWorks food bank and Resource Center can always use our help in assisting those in need in our community, but during the holidays that… Read More »FamilyWorks Provides Opportunities To Help Families In Need
Volunteers are being sought to help at neighborhood tax sites, to join United Way’s Free Tax Preparation Campaign in the Fight Against Poverty. Every year… Read More »United Way Seeks Volunteers In Campaign Against Poverty
In a bold move, the Fremont Arts Council (FAC) Board has announced this week its plan to not pursue production of a Feast of the… Read More »The FAC Board Decides To Defer A 2019 Feast, And Focus On Growth In 2020
The Emmanuel Bible Church, on N 50th St, has opened its fellowship hall as a seasonal shelter for up to 22 men experiencing homelessness. Church… Read More »Emmanuel Church Opens Seasonal Shelter – Can You Help?
On Saturday, October 26th, starting at Noon, members of the Fremont Arts Council will be cleaning the Fremont Troll statue – and they’d like your… Read More »Help Get The Fremont Troll Ready For His Birthday Celebration
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.
The annual Trick-or-Treat In Fremont will return to the Center of the Universe in 2019, with well over 100 Fremont boutiques, restaurants, bars, offices, and shops already signed-up, and ‘Participating Business’ posters already appearing in area windows.
On Tuesday, October 15th, from 5:30p – 7:30p, find another fun reason to step inside Fremont Mischief Distillery – this time it is a fundraiser for the Wallingford Community Senior Center (which also serves seniors from Fremont.)
On Saturday, October 12th, at 6:30p, at Phinney Books, join Fremonster Caroline Sayre and others for a non-partisan, community gathering; a ‘Civic Saturday’ for inspiration, and encouraging connection and reflection, in a new tradition.
