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A smaller closure on Broadway, Revival closing shop after decade on Capitol Hill

Revival, a vintage and fashion shop on Broadway, will close on July 1 after a decade in business. Owner Ashley Busacca cites personal reasons for the closure, emphasizing her gratitude for the community's support. The closure occurs amidst ongoing discussions about the Broadway Urbaine affordable housing development, which Busacca states is unrelated to her decision.

How Washington state's new gun permit law will work

Washington will require a permit to purchase guns starting in 2027, impacting thousands of buyers annually. Supporters argue the law enhances public safety, while opponents claim it infringes on constitutional rights. The law mandates fingerprinting, training, and an application process through the Washington State Patrol.

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Seattle's No Kings Day event drew 70,000 participants marching from Cal Anderson Park on June 15, 2025. The gathering, aimed at promoting justice and community, featured speeches and performances. No arrests were reported during the peaceful demonstration.

No Kings, no arrests as 70,000 march from Cal Anderson Park

Approximately 70,000 demonstrators marched from Cal Anderson Park in Seattle on June 15, 2025, marking a significant event without any reported arrests. The peaceful demonstration showcased community engagement and social activism, highlighting the city's commitment to addressing local issues.

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Nearly 70,000 people marched from Cal Anderson Park during the No Kings Day event in Seattle on June 15, 2025. The demonstration aimed to promote social justice and community solidarity. Attendees expressed a unified stance against systemic issues affecting marginalized groups.

The Broadway Whole Foods is, indeed, closing

Whole Foods plans to close its Broadway grocery store in Seattle due to performance and growth potential concerns, with the final day of business set for June 20. All employees will be reassigned to other nearby locations, while clearance sales have already begun. The closure impacts First Hill residents, who will lose convenient access to a major grocery option.

This week in CHS history Cops abandon CHOP, Ltd Edition Sushi debuts, Charlies says goodbye to Broadway

Cafe Racer will close its Capitol Hill location later this month, transitioning to a nonprofit community-driven arts organization. Seattle's rental market for houses and small buildings has declined by 19% over the past five years, according to a recent audit. Meanwhile, new establishments like Laurel and Sodam Chicken are emerging in the neighborhood.

Norma and Terri Women in First Hill senior community bus accident identified

Two women, Norma Luisa Versakos, 77, and Terri May Marble, 66, died after a shuttle bus struck a smoking shelter at Hilltop House senior living facility in First Hill. The driver showed no signs of impairment, and a state investigation is underway. Family members and staff are coping with the shock of the incident.

Man stabbed multiple times by woman during Capitol Hill fight, police say

Seattle police arrested a 37-year-old woman and a 31-year-old man early Thursday following a stabbing incident in Capitol Hill. The male victim sustained multiple stab wounds and was hospitalized in serious condition. Detectives from the Homicide and Assault Unit are investigating the case.

1 survivor after Boeing 787 jet with 242 people on board crashes in India

An Air India Boeing 787 crashed in Ahmedabad on June 12, 2025, killing at least 240 people, with only one passenger surviving. The plane struck a medical college shortly after takeoff, and officials reported many bodies were charred beyond recognition. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his condolences, calling the incident "heartbreaking beyond words."

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