Seattle Press on Line

June 22, 2001 Volume XVI, No. 3

Funeral postponed; Seattle Press still kicking

Seattle Press May Resume Publication Under New Ownership

Community support and alternative publisher interest could reinvigorate North Seattle's favorite paper. READ MORE...

Fremont Parade in pictures

For more pictures, see our feature article or check out John Cornicello's pictures at the Fremont Arts Council's web site, www.fremontartscouncil.org or Anita Elder's pictures at webwelders.com/solstice.

More Fremont Fair Pictures: We have rolls and rolls of these! Here are a few choice picks. Warning: some nudity.

My Two Cents
Don't Blame Boaters for Demise of Fremont Spirit--It's Already Gone: Dan Grinstead, boat owner and long-time Fremont resident, responds to Fremont Sunday Market supporters Michele Burns and Jackie Alan Giuliano's June 13 letter.

Letters to the Editor: Fremont boaters defended, the Port of Seattle tells its side of the Fishermen's Terminal story and random notes on the Timothy McVeigh execution and the Center for Urban Horticulture arson.

Fishermen's Terminal Vote Delay: Seattle's Port Commissioners voted June 12 to postpone acting on a proposal to add yacht moorage to Fishermen's Terminal until the fishermen return at the end of the season this fall.

Judge Shuts Down Aegis Construction on Thornton Creek: "It's a shutdown!" declared Superior Court Judge John Erlick June 19, blocking Aegis corporation from any further work on a three-story, 100,000-square-foot assisted living facility on the banks of Thornton Creek in Shoreline.