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This week in CHS history | The Stranger leaves Capitol Hill, R Place loses lease, Fred Wildlife Refuge announces closure
Seattle Fire battles blaze in basement of boarded-up house set to be demolished for new apartment building across from Broadway Hill Park What a scuttled eight-story development north of Cal Anderson ...
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Demolition reveals a ‘new’ Capitol Hill ‘ghost sign’
The construction process to build the Broadway Center for Youth affordable housing and job training facility at Broadway and Pine includes a plan for the development that will recreate the facade ...
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Seattle Police investigating first East Precinct homicide of 2025 after man dies in shooting near youth jail campus
The new Seattle Police chief’s first weekend on the job includes a homicide investigation in the East Precinct. Multiple callers reported gunfire early Saturday near the King County Youth ...
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Laurel, now open for coffee, beauty, and light on E Olive Way
Seattle is a big city and sometimes it takes a really long time to open something new here — even one of the tiniest joints on Capitol Hill. After a year of planning, paperwork, and elbow ...
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City Council chooses Solomon to fill open International District and South Seattle seat
Mark Solomon has ten months to change Seattle. Monday, the Seattle City Council voted to appoint the longtime Seattle Police ...
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Seattle anti-Trump protests including ‘PUNCH A NAZI’ illuminated display continue at Cal Anderson Park
Yup, F Donald Trump,” says a Capitol Hill resident in their video posted to the CHS Facebook Group showing a hundred or so chanting protesters streaming by Wednesday afternoon on E ...
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New Seattle Police Chief Barnes arrives with support for cops in schools and a focus on ‘recruitment and retention’
New Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes chose the look of a civilian executive as he was introduced to the city with media interviews and press releases this week. Barnes has promised to hit the ...
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Still not much preserved when Pike/Pine preservation projects dig in — but the Booth Building will rise again
On Capitol Hill, history repeats. At Broadway and Pine, passersby are learning one of the cold, hard facts of the neighborhood’s historical conservation incentives: Not much is preserved ...
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SNOWBRUARY? Not quite, but Capitol Hill forecast calls for wintry mix of cold, rain, and snow
This will probably not be a SNOWBRUARY storm but forecasts predict Capitol Hill is likely to see some snowfall over the coming weekend — and week ahead. Here is what our federal friends at ...
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Voices Off Lounge, a hub for the Deaf community, now growing on Capitol Hill
Since moving to Capitol Hill 15 years ago, Kellie Gillespie has wanted to create a safe, inclusive, and dedicated space that could serve the Deaf and hearing communities alike by offering ...
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Remembering Binyam Wolde, ‘the spirit of Dirty Dog’
The spirit of Dirty Dog has passed. Binyam Wolde, the entrepreneur behind the Dirty Dog food cart business that has included the wiener stand at 11th and Pine that has grown into a core element of ...
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Recycle and reuse? New thrift shop lined up as Lifelong to say goodbye to Broadway store — UPDATE
Lifelong, the Seattle nonprofit dedicated to helping those living with HIV, is shutting down its thrift division. A change on Broadway is coming but the old Lifelong Thrift Shop looks like it is ...