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Tower crane rises over Fremont’s Ballroom Block site
A tower crane is rising courtesy of Northwest Tower Crane Service over the Ballroom Block development site today (452 N 36th St). A seven-story, 178-unit mixed-use building from Holland Partner Group is planned for the site, with construction expected to run through April 2028.
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Fremont events this week: evo turns 25, a cookbook talk, and Trolloween wings
Some good stuff is happening in the neighborhood next week. This is just a curated list; there’s plenty more going on in Fremont. See the comprehensive list at fremontneighbor.com/events. Saturday, October 3: evo’s 25th Anniversary PartyThe outdoor-gear company evo marks 25 years with an all-ages party from 5 to 10 p.m. at its evo Campus, 3500 Stone Way N. Expect…
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The push to Reconnect Fremont across Aurora
A coalition of neighbors wants to add five new crosswalks and two new bus stops along Aurora Avenue North in Fremont, and they want it done in two years, not ten. The campaign, called Reconnect Fremont, comes from the Aurora Reimagined Coalition. It’s an all-volunteer group that has pushed for changes along the Aurora corridor since 2021. Their ask: five…
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Upper Fremont gets its own emergency hub as Seattle rethinks disaster readiness
When disaster strikes, the first people to help are often the ones next door. Seattle is now putting more weight on that idea. Over the next few weeks, Fremonsters have three ways to get ready together: a city survey, the opening of a new Upper Fremont emergency hub, and a statewide earthquake drill. Earlier this month, Mayor Katie B. Wilson…
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North Seattle listening session on police chief search set for Sept. 30
By Gary Shigenaka // I was writing a long, meandering diatribe about property crime in our neighborhood. Short version: lots of small businesses are getting trashed, and suffering the consequences of covering repairs while trying to stay in the black in an increasingly difficult business climate here in Seattle. We can talk more about that later. But what I really…
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