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FamilyWorks Food Bank moves closer to Fremont during renovation
Good news for neighbors: while the FamilyWorks Wallingford Food Bank undergoes renovations, the organization has opened a temporary location that brings it a bit closer to its Fremont roots. You can now find the food bank at 4318 Stone Way N. in the old Stoneway Hardware building through mid-2026. The new spot maintains the same hours: For those who remember,…
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Fremont Neighbor Note for November 28
Welcome to Fremont Neighbor Note, our Friday series highlighting what’s happening in and around our neighborhood. November 29: Small Business Saturday in Fremont – This Saturday, Nov. 29, marks Small Business Saturday, a nationwide celebration of locally owned shops and the unique character they bring to our neighborhoods. Fremont’s eclectic mix of independent retailers, from vintage stores and bookshops to…
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Fremont’s business scene evolves with wine tasting, spa & dining options
Fremont continues its transformation this fall, welcoming a family-owned winery tasting room, an aesthetics spa, and authentic Indian cuisine, while a beloved neighborhood bar has new ownership and the local 7-Eleven undergoes major upgrades. Openings Five new businesses have recently opened in the neighborhood, bringing fresh dining and service options to residents. Sangamam opened at 473 N 36th St, offering…
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Seattle Saver Magazine connects neighbors and local businesses
The following story comes to us from a guest writer, Larry Bush at Wallyhood.org. Wallingford neighbor Amy Malkin would like to introduce the community to a new business initiative she has started and submitted the following. Seattle Saver is a new neighborhood print magazine connecting Wallingford and Fremont residents with local businesses. Founder Amy Malkin and her family have lived…
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Fremont in the Wild: The guardian of questionable waters
Location: Along the Fremont Canal | Spotted by: Fremont Neighbor Some heroes wear capes. Some are mannequin heads that watch over warning signs about sewage overflow. For a brief period a couple months ago, this government-issued pollution warning sign along the Fremont Canal got an upgrade: a stoic mannequin head perched on top, staring out with the kind of determined…
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