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A.B. Ernst Park Addition construction begins
After years of delays, the vacant lot next to the Fremont Library and A.B. Ernst Park is finally being transformed into a new neighborhood green space. Excavation equipment is on-site, construction has started, and the project is set to be completed by spring, said Roma Shah, capital projects coordinator with Seattle Parks and Recreation. The A.B. Ernst Park Addition has…
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Guitars, good talk, and a 1994 mini-golf course
Last week a group of us gathered on the back deck at The Handsome Jack Supply Co., the N. 36th shop that’s also a clubhouse. Between the barber and a customer strumming a guitar, the talk turned, as it does in Fremont, to how much the neighborhood has changed. Which is how we got to Miracle on 34th Street: the…
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How to RainWise your garden
A Wallyhood Waters series If you’re planning a yard renovation this summer, consider installing a rain garden, a cistern, or even both. Here’s why: We live above Lake Union, the most urbanized lake in King County. Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) has made major improvements to protect our waterways with the Ship Canal Water Quality Project by adding an underground storage…
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Fremont events August 21
Some good stuff is happening in the neighborhood. This is just a curated list; there’s plenty more going on in Fremont. We’re working on a way to provide a comprehensive list of Fremont events, from shows to book clubs, so stay tuned! August 21: Fremont Fridays Week 9Fremont Fridays reaches its ninth week with its first EDM night, a collaboration…
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Stone Way Rising: Transformation from DIY to Apartment Row
We’re back for another walk up Stone Way; last time we stopped at Stone Way Auto. Keep heading north on the same block and the street changes character. The restored warehouses and trade shops give way to something you now see all over Ballard and increasingly in Fremont: large apartment buildings with ground-floor retail. Stone Way previously earned nicknames like…
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