Month: September 2026
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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…
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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…
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Fremont events this week: Show up Saturday, speak up Tuesday
Some good stuff is happening in the neighborhood next week. This is just a curated list; there’s plenty…
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House History: The Sibling Houses
Fremont Coffee Company at 459 North 36th Street and Charlie’s Queer Books next door at 465 started out…
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Before the FNC Candidate Forum, check out a new Fremont t-shirt line
The Fremont Neighborhood Council’s September meeting is moving a week later than usual, and this one comes with…
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Last call for early bird savings on WildLanterns
Fremonsters who like to plan their holiday fun early have until Wednesday, Sept. 30, to save 30% on…
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Catbus makes an appearance again, this time Luminata
The Catbus made another memorable appearance; this time at the Fremont Arts Council’s Luminata at Green Lake on…
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Fremont’s plant-filled VW Bug gets an Oktoberfest makeover
Shaun Murphy, owner of the Indoor Sun Shoppe, works on his newest creation for Fremont Oktoberfest: a vintage…
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Steins and shine: A Fremont weekend of beer and lanterns
Good things are happening around the neighborhood this weekend. This is just a curated list; there’s plenty more…
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