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Stone Way Rising Installment Two: N 34th Street to N 35th Street
Welcome back, neighbors! We’re continuing our Stone Way adventure, and this time we’re climbing that first little hill from 34th to 35th Street. It’s just one block, but wow – what a story this stretch tells about old Fremont meeting new Fremont. Meet Corliss P. Stone – Our Street’s Namesake Before we start walking, let’s
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Introducing Lincoln High School’s new football coach: Clay Packard
The following story comes to us from a guest writer, Larry Bush at Wallyhood.org. As summer vacation winds down and the school year approaches, the Lincoln High School Lynx football team is gearing up for a new season under the direction of incoming head coach Clay Packard. Wallyhood is excited to introduce Coach Packard to
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Where Fremont Gathers: The Powerhouse
The Fremont Art Council’s Powerhouse at 3940 Fremont Ave. N. is your community art maker-space, offering free workshops and events open to the public. With a $5 suggested donation to cover materials, this vibrant space encourages walk-ins and creative exploration for all ages. Current Activities: Daily Luminata Lantern Workshops run Sept. 3-17, where participants decorate
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SDOT’s back-to-school assignment: Making Fremont intersections safer
Just in time for Seattle Public Schools’ Sept. 3 start date, the Seattle Department of Transportation has completed safety improvements at two Fremont intersections. Fresh white daylighting markings at North 40th Street and Fremont Avenue North near B.F. Day Elementary create no-parking zones that improve visibility between drivers and pedestrians. At North 43rd Street and
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Fremont Neighbor Notes for August 29
Hello, neighbors! Welcome to Fremont Neighbor Notes, a Friday guide to what’s happening around our community in the coming week. August 31: Troll Documentary Screening at the Library – The Friends of Troll’s Knoll Park will host a free screening of “The Hall of Giants,” a 2013 documentary about the creation of the Fremont Troll,
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