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New memorial honors SPD officer who died on Fremont’s waterfront
Family, colleagues, and community members gathered Monday morning near Gas Works Park to dedicate a new memorial honoring Seattle Police Officer Jackson V. Lone, who died in the line of duty on March 16, 2005. About 75 people attended the ceremony at the SPD Harbor Patrol station at 1717 N. Northlake Pl., including SPD Chief
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Fremont in the Wild: Stay Weird. Make Art. Confuse People.
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A toothy creature with spiral eyes has taken up residence on the front window of the old Roxy’s Diner on N 36th Street. Scrawled in white paint marker, the window art delivers a three-part message that reads like an unofficial Fremont manifesto: “Stay Weird. Make Art. Confuse People.” The creature’s days are numbered though. The
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You’re invited: Fremont Neighbor ribbon cutting and service project
We’re cutting a ribbon and cleaning some dinosaurs. As one does in Fremont. Thursday, May 21 at 5 p.m. at the dino topiaries. All neighbors welcome.
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Red bus lanes coming to Fremont by end of May
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Fremont’s first red transit lanes will be painted on N 36th St as early as the end of May, part of the final phase of the Seattle Department of Transportation’s Route 40 Transit-Plus Multimodal Corridor Project. The red lanes will run eastbound on N 36th St starting at 1st Ave NW and continuing to N
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Fremont in the Wild: Have you seen Plunko?
A missing flyer spotted on utility poles in lower Fremont is turning heads this week. But it’s not for a lost dog or cat. Someone is searching for “Plunko,” a 2-foot-8 penguin described as a “Dapper guy,” “Community leader,” and “Motion Coordinator” who was “Last seen at the function.” He reportedly dislikes social media and
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