• Water Quality Project Update: Traffic relief for Fremont, for now

    Water Quality Project Update: Traffic relief for Fremont, for now

    After years of construction detours, lane closures, and noise disruptions, the Ship Canal Water Quality Project is entering its final phases in Fremont. The project, which was designed to reduce stormwater and sewage overflows into the Ship Canal, is still on track for full completion in 2027, but Fremont residents will see some key improvements […]

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  • Where Fremont Gathers: Lighthouse Roasters

    Where Fremont Gathers: Lighthouse Roasters

    Tucked in Upper Fremont, Lighthouse Roasters hums with a buzz on a Friday morning. The scent of freshly roasted beans drifts onto the street, inviting neighbors and passersby inside. There’s no Wi-Fi here, intentionally. Instead, people gather around the coffee bar and tables, sipping drinks and chatting, a refreshing sight in a city where screens […]

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  • Fremont Solstice Parade registration is open

    Fremont Solstice Parade registration is open

    The premier Fremont event of the year – the Fremont Solstice Parade – is calling for participants and volunteers.  Scheduled for Saturday, June 21, the 2025 Fremont Solstice Parade will fill our streets with beautifully hand crafted floats and artistic performances. It’s a community driven-event organized by the Fremont Arts Council and renowned for its […]

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  • Route 40 Transit Project: What Fremont residents need to know

    Route 40 Transit Project: What Fremont residents need to know

    Heads up, neighbors! Big improvements are coming to Route 40, and while the end result should make transit faster and streets safer, the construction phase might be a bit of a headache. Work in Fremont is set to begin in the Spring and continue through the year. What’s Changing? If you’ve ever tripped on a […]

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  • Dinosaurs get their annual Spring trimming

    Dinosaurs get their annual Spring trimming

    Fremont’s dinosaur topiaries received their annual spring trimming thanks to the Fremont Rotary Club on March 7, 2025. Rudy Pantoja Jr., President of the Fremont Rotary, said the club has cared for and maintained the dinosaurs since the late-1990s when Rotarian Suzie Burke acquired them from the Seattle Center. At the time, the sculptures were […]

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