This week in CHS history The Cramp returns on Broadway, Capitol Hill Urban Outfitters closes, Witness RIP

Seattle's Pike/Pine corridor faces increased safety concerns, with city officials responding to advocates for safer streets amid a rise in crashes and near misses. In Capitol Hill, the closure of Urban Outfitters marks a significant shift in the local retail landscape, while The Cramp, a popular local shop, returns to Broadway, signaling a revival of neighborhood favorites. Plans for a mixed-use development on a block once home to QFC aim to address housing needs in the area, as Habitat for Humanity seeks owners for new affordable condos. The community's response is mixed, reflecting both nostalgia for established businesses and a desire for growth. Additionally, the city is preparing for Pride celebrations, enhancing local crosswalks with vibrant colors to celebrate diversity.

These developments highlight the ongoing evolution of Capitol Hill, where residents navigate the balance between change and tradition. As the neighborhood adapts, local voices continue to advocate for safety and community engagement.