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| June 13, 2001 Volume XVI, No. 2 |
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The 13th Annual Fremont Solstice Parade starts at noon on June 16. We preview a few of the floats and costumes.
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- Letters to the Editor
- Boaters vs. Fremont Sunday Market, what public schools are really for, Ballard Avenue and the 2000 presidential election.
- Three Squares
- Brunch on Pine Street, lunch or dinner in Fremont.
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FremontRed Door Lives (Just one block to the West)
- The Red Door Alehouse is finally resting in its new spot, one block West of its old location by the Fremont Bridge.
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Union NotebookSchool Ends With Grad Students On Strike
- Graduate students are still wrangling with the UW administration as the Spring Quarter draws to a close amid piles of ungraded tests and papers.
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FremontNew Event Space Found
- The former Red Hook keg house--a small warehouse at the Canal and Phinney Avenue N--is being transformed into the Fremont Unconventional Center (FUNC).
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FremontWaters Calmer in Fremont Market Parking War
- More than 150 people called, e-mailed or faxed The Seattle Press asking to join a petition supporting the Fremont Sunday Market in its present location.
- Fremont Restaurant Guide
- This is a first annual feature: a guide to most restaurants in Fremont, presented just in time for the Fremont Fair.
- Rock Climbing and Canoe Tipping
- Part Two of Jeremy Konick's report on Alternative School No. 1's Rites of Passage eighth-grade trip.
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FremontDinosaurs and a Political Picnic
- Fremont happenings include the Dinosaurs finding a firm resting spot and the Chamber of Commerce's Annual Political Picnic.
- Northwest Painters Show at Nordic Heritage Museum
- The Nordic Heritage Museum will exhibit 60 paintings by some of the Northwest's finest painters in a show titled Epic Passages in Northwest Art.
- Citizens Want to Block Discount Gas Station
- Safeway wants to build an eight-pump discount gas station on the corner of NW 83rd Street and NW Mary Avenue; neighbors fear huge traffic impacts.
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Teacher TedTesting the WASL with a new State Initiative
- Schools belong to parents and kids, not designers of the WASL or other standardized tests.
- Ballard, West Seattle Monorail Supported
- Public testimony was taken at a hearing June 4 on the proposed Monorail corridors to West Seattle and Ballard.
- Hash
- A woman tries to catch a taxicab home from a popular downtown night spot on a Sunday morning at 3:15 a.m. A stranger, not a taxi, pulls over and offers her a ride...
