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Community Roots Housing appointed Colleen Echohawk as its new CEO, succeeding Chris Persons, who retires after 18 years. Echohawk, known for advocating for Seattle’s Native and underserved communities, joins as the organization expands its affordable housing projects, including the Constellation Center and Copperleaf Northgate developments.
Capitol Hill's Half and Half Doughnut Co. has closed, leaving its status as a beloved local shop uncertain. Founder Michael Klebeck, who was not an owner, stated he is unaware of the reasons behind the closure. The shop's investors, Malcolm and Christine Cannon, have not responded to inquiries.
King County Public Health seeks two individuals who provided water to a rabid bat discovered near Washington Park Arboretum. The bat, found on September 23, tested positive for rabies after being euthanized the following day. Health officials urge anyone who contacted the bat to seek medical evaluation immediately.
A shooting incident occurred at Broadway and Harrison in Seattle, resulting in one person shot in the leg. The police are investigating the scene, and the local community is alerted to the ongoing situation.
One person was shot in the leg and two others were affected by pepper spray during a dispute at Broadway and Harrison in Seattle. The injured woman was transported to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, while police searched for a female shooter who fled in a black SUV.
Seattle's political season intensifies as the Capitol Hill and Eastlake Community Councils host a candidate forum on September 29, 2025. Candidates for City Council Position 9, City Attorney, and the School Board will participate, providing voters with insights into their plans for local neighborhoods. The event aims to facilitate deeper discussions beyond superficial campaign rhetoric.
Capitol Hill and Eastlake councils will host a community forum on September 28, 2025, aimed at engaging local residents and candidates ahead of upcoming elections. The event promises to foster dialogue on important local issues.
The Capitol Hill and Eastlake councils will host a candidate forum on September 28, 2025, to discuss local issues. This event aims to engage voters and provide insight into the candidates' positions. Dionne Foster will moderate the forum.
Cap Hill Kitchens launched this week in Capitol Hill, alongside Savage's Broadway tour with Serrano. The RapidRide G project also broke ground, marking significant developments in the area.
Denny Blaine Park received unanimous approval from the Washington State Department of Archaeology and Historic Preservation for inclusion in the State's Heritage Register, marking the first nomination of a nude beach in Washington with ties to LGBTQ+ heritage. Friends of Denny Blaine celebrate the recognition as a validation of the park's significance to the queer community, amidst ongoing efforts to protect it from restrictions on nudity.