• Fremont is Frightmont

    Fremont is Frightmont

    Fremont is now Frightmont! We hit some of the bars and restaurants of the Center of the Universe on Friday night to document their frightful Backrooms. Can you match each of the nine photos to its business? First person to comment and match all nine correctly wins a prize! Featuring:@addaball@barhouseseattle@dreamlandfremont@jaithaifremont@kaosamaithai@redstartacobar@stampedecocktailclub@trianglefremont@bar_twist_of_fate

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  • Fremont events this week: Civic meetings and a Halloween night market

    Fremont events this week: Civic meetings and a Halloween night market

    Some good stuff is happening in the neighborhood in the coming days. This is just a curated list; there’s plenty more going on in Fremont. See the comprehensive calendar on our digital light pole at fremontneighbor.com/events. Sunday, October 25: Fremont Rapid Response Group meet-and-greetA newly forming Fremont rapid response group, which organizes neighbors to respond to immigration enforcement activity and…

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  • Fremont in the Wild: The trash that was our treasure

    Fremont in the Wild: The trash that was our treasure

    One of the most-flyered utility poles on North 36th Street had its own art installation for a few weeks this summer. Located on the pole outside Forest Ceramic Co. at 513 N. 36th St., the very Fremonty installation was titled “Trash Art Museum.” It certainly delivered!  The centerpiece was a collage fashioned to look like a paper shopping bag. It…

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  • More Stone Way construction kicks off

    More Stone Way construction kicks off

    By Jack McLaughlin, Wallyhood.org Stone Way has certainly been the site of lots and lots of construction over the past several years. Most of it, though, has been associated with buildings being built or torn down along the east or west side, which has mostly impacted pedestrians who have been diverted off the sidewalks in places. Then 2023 saw the…

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  • Handy info for the Nov. 3 election

    Handy info for the Nov. 3 election

    King County ballots for the Nov. 3 general election landed in mailboxes last week, and a few key deadlines are coming up fast. Ballots were mailed Oct. 14. If yours still hasn’t arrived, the county asks voters to call 206-296-8683 (that’s 206-296-VOTE) for a replacement. Oct. 26 is the last day to register or update a voter address online. Voters…

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