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  • Be:Seattle launches campaign to register homeless voters
    Housing isn’t a requirement to vote, but in a state that exclusively relies on mail-in ballots for each election, not having a permanent address can be a big obstacle to voting for many people.
  • Liz Dunn, chamber refresh Pike/Pine retail map

    Spearheaded by neighborhood developer Liz Dunn, Capitol Hill’s Pike/Pine corridor has a refreshed retail map that will likely need another update in the near future.
    The last Pike/Pine retail map was produced in 2013 through $10,000 in Capitol Hill Block Party mitigation funds.
  • Slideshow: Capitol Hill Block Party 2017

    The Capitol Hill Block Party had five stages this year outside on East Pike Street and inside neighborhood music venues.
    More than 100 local and national artists play the annual CHBP, which turned 20 last year.
  • Two bike-share companies ride into Seattle

    Seattle’s new pilot program runs through December, and is open to private companies to fill the bike share gap Pronto’s exodus left behind.
    San Francisco-based bike-share company Spin launched on Monday, July 19, and is being followed by LimeBike out of San Mateo, California.
  • Review board clears Harvard hotel project
    Plans for a hotel on Harvard Avenue passed through the East Design Review Board on Wednesday, but people visiting Capitol Hill will have to wait some time before making a reservation.
    
  • Be:Seattle launches campaign to register homeless voters
  • Liz Dunn, chamber refresh Pike/Pine retail map
  • Slideshow: Capitol Hill Block Party 2017
  • Two bike-share companies ride into Seattle
  • Review board clears Harvard hotel project
    
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  • Two bike-share companies ride into Seattle

    Two bike-share companies ride into Seattle

    Seattle’s new pilot program runs through December, and is open to private companies to fill the bike share gap Pronto’s exodus left behind.
    San Francisco-based bike-share company Spin launched on Monday, July 19, and is being followed by LimeBike out of San Mateo, California.

  • Brush up on your Shakespeare

    Summer means it’s time for free performances in our parks by Seattle Shakespeare, GreenStage and other companies. Shakespeare when I was growing up back East meant difficult literature enlivened by sword fights; but here it’s like living in a vast Elizabethan stage.

  • Liz Dunn, chamber refresh Pike/Pine retail map

    Liz Dunn, chamber refresh Pike/Pine retail map

    Spearheaded by neighborhood developer Liz Dunn, Capitol Hill’s Pike/Pine corridor has a refreshed retail map that will likely need another update in the near future.
    The last Pike/Pine retail map was produced in 2013 through $10,000 in Capitol Hill Block Party mitigation funds.

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