• Fremont’s summer business roundup

    Fremont’s summer business roundup

    Seasons change and so does the Fremont business scene. We said goodbye to old friends and welcomed new ones. If you have any tips on businesses opening or closing, send them to editor@fremontneighbor.com. Saying goodbye Purple Cafe and Wine Bar (3400 Stone Way N) closed Aug. 1. According to the Heavy Restaurant Group, they were “unable to generate the sales…

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  • Fremont rents more than Seattle, but sweats the rent less, data shows

    Fremont rents more than Seattle, but sweats the rent less, data shows

    The City of Seattle has released a new demographic snapshot of Fremont, and the data describes a neighborhood with more renters, smaller households, and higher incomes than the city as a whole. The Office of Planning and Community Development produced a Neighborhood Snapshot for each of Seattle’s 53 Community Reporting Areas, compiling commonly requested figures on population, housing, income, education,…

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  • The Bryant Lumber Company in Fremont

    The Bryant Lumber Company in Fremont

    When the Fremont neighborhood in Seattle was founded in 1888, its developers organized a business, Fremont Milling Company, at the small canal at the northwest corner of Lake Union. Timber was cleared from Fremont’s hillsides and skidded down to the water to await cutting into lumber for housebuilding. Cut lumber could be loaded onto the railroad and sent into downtown…

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  • The August Forum is here

    The August Forum is here

    This month’s issue leads with the Fremont Library, which closes Aug. 9 for an HVAC overhaul that will turn it into one of the city’s new cooling and smoke shelters. It won’t reopen until November, so we laid out what pauses, what moves to Ballard, and where to send your holds in the meantime. Also inside: a visit to The…

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  • School supply drive underway at Fremont Baptist Church

    School supply drive underway at Fremont Baptist Church

    Fremont Baptist Church is collecting back-to-school supplies through the end of August for children living in local shelters. The church is gathering backpacks, notebooks, folders, pencils, glue and scissors, along with hygiene items such as soap, toothpaste and shampoo. Non-perishable after-school snacks are also needed. The drive runs in two phases. Through Thursday, Aug. 13, donations support the Pack It…

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