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Galerie Orsay Paris-Seattle celebrates its first anniversary by showcasing the work of acclaimed French photographer Hervé Lassïnce. The exhibition, which highlights themes of love and human connection, runs from November 5 to December 20. Owner Simon Lhopiteau emphasizes the cultural connection between Seattle and Paris through this artistic endeavor.
Seattle University features a historic clock that dates back 120 years. The clock, which serves as a reminder of the city's rich heritage, gained attention as residents prepare for the seasonal time change. Local enthusiasts express excitement about the clock's continued relevance.
Seattle University installed a 120-year-old clock on its campus as Daylight Saving Time ends. The clock, originally made for downtown Seattle, was donated by alum Mick McHugh and is a rare sight in the Capitol Hill area. Visitors can check the time at the campus this Sunday.
Galerie Orsay Paris-Seattle celebrates its first anniversary on Capitol Hill, marking a significant milestone for the local art community. The gallery showcases a blend of contemporary and classical art, attracting both local and international visitors. Its presence contributes to the cultural richness of the neighborhood.
Hollingsworth won a significant victory in this week’s Capitol Hill history, as the community reflects on the recent backtracking of the Capitol Hill Superblock initiative. Additionally, residents honored the memory of Lord Byron, a beloved local cat. These events highlight ongoing changes and sentiments within the Capitol Hill neighborhood.
A man was stabbed near a Capitol Hill homeless encampment in Seattle on Thursday night and found at 15th and Republican. Emergency services transported the victim to the hospital while police searched for a suspect last seen riding a scooter.
Seattle's SDOT has announced the completion of a new crosswalk on 10th Avenue East, enhancing pedestrian safety. This improvement aims to provide better access for residents and visitors in the Capitol Hill area.
Insomnia Cookies has opened a new location in Capitol Hill, aiming to serve Seattle University students and late-night patrons. Operating hours extend until 3 AM on weekends, reflecting the neighborhood's resurgence post-pandemic. The shop joins the affordable, LGBTQIA-friendly community of Pride Place.
Seattle City Council considers legislation to exempt certain residential developments from the State’s Environmental Policy Act (SEPA) review to accelerate housing production. The bill, led by Council Member Mark Solomon, aims to align city growth with state guidelines and is expected to remain in effect until planned growth targets are met.
Seattle's Department of Transportation has enhanced pedestrian safety at the intersection of E Highland Drive and 10th Ave E by adding a marked crosswalk, speed cushions, and a center median. The improvements, which include "daylighting" to increase visibility, aim to deter dangerous driving and facilitate safer crossings for pedestrians.