Capitol Hill Seattle
News imported from Capitol Hill Seattle.
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A Broadway beer-share: Stoup Capitol Hill makes room for Human People Beer
(Image: Human People Beer) Sometimes the best way to make ends meet in Seattle is to share. Human People Beer is…
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Seattle Fire battles electrical fire in 10th and Union building home to artists and galleries
Thanks to neighbor Joe for the photos Seattle Fire battled a reported electrical fire inside a Capitol Hill auto row-era…
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Council to vote on enforcement staging ban and data privacy resolution in Seattle’s pushback on ICE
The Seattle City Council’s agenda Tuesday includes two items part of City Hall’s ongoing response to the federal immigration crackdown.…
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‘SDOT FIFA Moratorium’ will pause Seattle street projects and construction for World Cup
View the SDOT FIFA Moratorium map The city will put a one-month pause on street and construction projects across Seattle…
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The case for expanding Seattle’s Real Time Crime Center and more cameras on Capitol Hill (plus the one already above 12th Ave)
An SPD security camera above 12th Ave As privacy advocates and those concerned about misuse of the technology by law…
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Suspect arrested, police recover still bloody knife in Broadway stabbing
A suspect was taken into custody after a reported stabbing in an assault incident on Broadway late Monday afternoon. Seattle…
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Born on the streets of Capitol Hill’s nightlife food scene, Tacos Cometa ready to debut new Broadway taqueria
Tacos Cometa provided a sneak peek for passersby on Broadway In December, CHS broke the news that Capitol HIll’s Tacos…
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Punk Rock Flea Market springs back with 20th anniversary season and another year on Capitol Hill
In 2006, the Seattle music scene may have been more about Band of Horses, Minus the Bear, and the Blue…
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Fund powered by Million Dollar Zombie Flips developer grants $30K for Wa Na Wari house overhaul in the Central District
(Image: Heaton Dainard Community Fund) Wa Na Wari, the Central District nonprofit dedicated to Black cultural preservation and community programming,…
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Townhomes on Millionaire’s Row? Appeal dropped over redevelopment value of 14th Ave E landmarked house
“The Caroline Horton House over time. (a) architect’s rendering of the house (Seattle Times, November 25, 1906); (b) 1937 archive…
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