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Brick comes home: Denny Family receives historic find from Troll’s Knoll
Remember that century-old brick unearthed at Troll’s Knoll back in October? It just found the perfect home. On Friday, Dec. 5, Friends of Troll’s Knoll had a small ceremony to present the historic Denny-Renton paving brick to a descendant of the Denny family, the very family whose company manufactured it as early as 1912. The connection happened through the power…
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Fremont Holiday Flurry brings winter magic to Fremont
The first annual Fremont Holiday Flurry delivered on its promise Saturday evening, filling the neighborhood with music, dance and the kind of quirky holiday spirit only Fremont could pull off. VAM Studios brought out dancers and drummers who kept the energy high throughout the evening. The Fremont Arts Council’s stunning snowman head atop the Lenin statue was lit up, followed…
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Fremont Baptist Church invites neighbors to give, sing, and serve this season
Fremont Baptist Church is inviting neighbors to celebrate the season with several upcoming community events focused on service, togetherness, and holiday traditions. Toy drive for local families Through Dec. 10, the church is collecting new, unwrapped toys and gifts for children at Mary’s Place and the Union Gospel Mission Women and Children’s Shelter. Community members can drop off donations on…
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Fremont Neighbor Note for December 5
Welcome to Fremont Neighbor Note, our Friday series highlighting what’s happening in and around our neighborhood. December 6: Fremont Holiday Flurry – VAM Studios presents the first annual Fremont Holiday Flurry on Saturday, Dec. 6, beginning at 5:15 p.m. with a flash mob by Silver Line Social Dancers at the Lenin statue. The evening continues with a Snowman Lighting Ceremony…
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Zoo’s 2026 plan includes price increases, neighborhood park tree removal
Woodland Park Zoo is inviting Seattle residents to review and comment on its 2026 Draft Annual Plan through midnight on Dec. 31. The plan outlines major initiatives, pricing changes, and infrastructure improvements for the coming year before submission to the Superintendent of Seattle Parks and Recreation. Key highlights Admission price changes Starting Jan. 1, 2026, admission prices will increase under…
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