The Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs is accepting applications for the 2012 CityArtist Projects program that supports Seattle-based individual artists working in the visual, literary and media arts. CityArtist […]
Author: Sean Keeley
Apply for Small And Simple Projects Fund
The 2011 Small and Simple Projects Fund, a program of the Neighborhood Matching Fund, will be open for applications beginning on Thursday, September 1 for the fall cycle. The fund […]
Council to approve $20 car tabs to save Metro service
Crisis averted. Changes to King County Metro service that could have cut up to 600,000 service hours of bus routes, heavily-affecting routes in Ballard will not happen. The Metropolitan King […]
Mayor to City Council: Be bold, fund rail expansion
Last week we talked briefly about SDOT’s Transit Master Plan, which included plans for a light rail that would connect Ballard and Fremont to downtown, amongst other neighborhoods. Yesterday, Seattle […]
Fire victim files claim against Seattle Housing Authority
It’s been more than a year since
Free Slurpee day at 7-11
Monday, July 11 is 7-Eleven’s birthday and to celebrate, it’s Free Slurpee Day at every store, including Fremont’s 7-Eleven at 304 North 36th Street. Stop by for a free 7.11 […]
Houseboat heads down the Ship Canal
Here’s a sight you don’t see everyday. Linda was kind enough to send these photos to our sister site FremontUniverse.com of a houseboat heading down the Ship Canal on Tuesday. […]
Metro raising bus fare in January
Metro riders will have to keep a little more change handy in the new year. King County Metro Transit is increasing fares starting in January 2011. Beginning Jan. 1, all […]
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