• A tribute to Judie

    A tribute to Judie

    This post is republished from the Fremont Historical Society with their permission. We all need encouragers in our lives, someone to talk with, work with and pray with!  Judie Clarridge, who died on June 27, 2025, was an encourager of many, and an enormous influence in the Fremont neighborhood of Seattle.    Judie’s Christian faith-based life

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  • Fremont Neighborhood Council highlights community programs at June meeting

    Fremont Neighborhood Council highlights community programs at June meeting

    Four organizations presented programs and opportunities to residents at the June 24 Fremont Neighborhood Council meeting. Free trees available through July Bria Blitch of Trees for Neighborhoods announced that applications for free trees opened July 1. Residents can plant trees in their yards or along streets, but available trees are claimed quickly. Applications are accepted

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  • Fremont Neighbor Notes for July 3 – 10

    Fremont Neighbor Notes for July 3 – 10

    Hello, neighbors! Welcome to Fremont Neighbor Notes, a Friday guide to what’s happening around our community in the coming week.  July 4: Seafair 4th of July at Gas Works Park – This annual event offers free seating for fireworks viewing with premium reserved seating options also available. The day-long celebration features All-American games including pie

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  • Fremont neighbors organizing community cleanup for July 12

    Fremont neighbors organizing community cleanup for July 12

    The Fremont community cleanup is back. Join neighbors Saturday, July 12, from 9 to 11 a.m. for the first cleanup in several years. Dennis Bateman from Patrick Place, run by Catholic Community Services, is organizing the event. He started the cleanup tradition in 2017 and continued it until shortly before the pandemic. Patrick Place Apartments

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  • City councilmember joins Fremont Chamber for community walkabout

    City councilmember joins Fremont Chamber for community walkabout

    The Fremont Chamber of Commerce hosted a community walkabout on June 26, bringing together local business leaders and Seattle City Councilmember Alexis Mercedes Rinck to discuss key issues affecting Fremont. The group toured local businesses and examined ongoing challenges including Route 40 construction impacts and the stalled revitalization efforts at A.B. Ernst Park. Participating in

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