If you have a plan to improve the neighborhood and help the community, the Fremont Chamber of Commerce wants to hear from you. Each year, the Chamber awards thousands of dollars in grants and sponsorships to community non-profit groups. Some of the past winners include the Fremont Arts Council and the 46th Street Mural. A grant
November 3, 2010
When it’s last call in Fremont, where do you go to satisfy that late night craving for food? How about a walk-up window featuring some savory mini-pies? That’s just one of the concepts behind a new eatery at 3515 Fremont Avenue. “We wanted the next thing, and we thought this might be the next thing,” said co-owner Renee
November 2, 2010
Ever wonder why SDOT plows some streets during a snow storm and not others? Each year, the city releases a map detailing which streets will get level one priority (achieve bare and wet pavement on all lanes), level two priority (achieve bare and wet pavement on one lane in each direction), and level three (curves,
November 2, 2010
With just a little money, they are making a huge difference. The Fremont-based non-profit One Day’s Wages (ODW) has a lot to celebrate after only one year. Here’s just one example. With pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters, Ms. Mayo’s 2009-2010 first grade class at Whittier Elementary donated $44.38 to help put together Fresh Start kits
November 1, 2010
We first told you about some big restaurant news in Fremont after spotting the liquor license application back in September. Now, it’s official. The vacant space above Chiso is reopening this Friday as Showa. Showa, formerly Kappo, is owned by Taichi Kitamura. You may remember that Kitamura closed down Kappo and opened a new restaurant
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