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Fremont Solstice Parade needs volunteer and paid roles filled
The Fremont Solstice Parade is coming up on Saturday, June 21 at 1 p.m., and organizers are still looking for a few more volunteers to help out. “There are several volunteer roles that we recruit for every year,” said Cindy Krafft, Fremont Arts Council board vice president. “A couple of them are already full, which is awesome, but there are…
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Landmarks Board reviews early plans for Trolley Barn remodel
One of Fremont’s most recognizable historic buildings is entering a new chapter and neighbors might want to keep an eye on how it unfolds. At a May 16 meeting of the Seattle Landmark Preservation Board’s Architectural Review Committee, a representative from Graham Baba Architects, on behalf of the Fremont Dock Company, presented early plans to adapt the Fremont Trolley Barn…
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Fremont Sunday Market opens its own coffee shop
Our neighborhood’s iconic Fremont Sunday Market has expanded its community presence with the recent opening of Sundays Coffee Shop at 462 North 34th Street. “It’s our cozy little coffee shop, inspired by the spirit of the market and built for those weekend vibes,” according to a Fremont Sunday Market Facebook post. “Our walls tell the story of the past 35…
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Fremont Neighbor Notes for May 16-21
Hello, neighbors! Welcome to Fremont Neighbor Notes, a Friday guide to what’s happening around our community in the coming week. May 16-18: Pipe & Row Warehouse Sale – Don’t miss the highly anticipated Pipe & Row warehouse sale happening this weekend! This locally-owned modern boutique is opening their doors for special sale hours: Friday, May 16 through Sunday, May 18…
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Old trolley tracks delay water shutoff and street closures in Fremont
The planned water main shutoff and street closures in Fremont that were scheduled for May 17 have been canceled. According to the Seattle Department of Transportation, crews discovered an issue with existing trolley tracks beneath the pavement at the intersection of North 34th Street and Fremont Avenue North that requires additional work before proceeding. Officials have stated they will announce…
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