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The Seattle Black Firefighters Association is fighting to reclaim a historic property in the Central District, sold under contentious circumstances. Community support has rallied around the property, viewed as a cornerstone for Black firefighters for over four decades, amid accusations of mismanagement and a lack of transparency in the sale process.
Plum Bistro, a cherished vegan restaurant in Capitol Hill, Seattle, has closed after over 20 years, leaving a notable void in the local dining scene. Chef Makini Howell announced the closure as she shifts her focus to a new tofu production venture in Georgetown, reflecting the challenges faced by small businesses today.
This article highlights significant events from Capitol Hill's history during the first week of January, including the return of New Year’s coyotes, the sale of Caffe Vita, and the investigation into misleading police reports regarding the CHOP area. It reflects local engagement with ongoing issues and the community's evolving landscape.
The Capitol Hill Community Council is launching its inaugural 'Great Ideas Festival' on January 22, 2025, inviting residents to share their visions for improving the neighborhood and prioritizing projects for the upcoming year.
This week in Capitol Hill Seattle history highlights significant local stories from early January, including the quirky return of New Year's coyotes, the sale of Caffe Vita, and an investigation into the CHOP protests. The article reflects on key developments in the community, addressing ongoing issues such as homelessness and city governance, which resonate with residents and contribute to their understanding of Capitol Hill's evolving landscape.
The City of Seattle has opened the application window for a vacant City Council position in District 2, representing southeast Seattle. Applications are due by January 9, 2025. Community groups are invited to participate in the public forum process, which includes candidate interviews and feedback opportunities. A special City Council meeting is scheduled for January 27, 2025, to appoint the new council member.
Neighbors are coming together to support Summit Foods, a family-owned corner store in Capitol Hill, after it suffered from a series of break-ins. A GoFundMe campaign has been launched and is close to reaching its $10,000 goal, thanks to the generosity of local residents and customers eager to help the store recover.
Jonny Adamow, a 29-year-old artist, was identified as the victim of a shooting on December 31, 2024, at Broadway and Pike in Seattle. The King County Medical Examiner confirmed he died from a gunshot wound to the chest, reportedly while being an unintended target in an ambush. Loved ones remember Adamow as a creative spirit and cherished friend.
Capitol Hill's self-pour wine bar, Rapport, has closed indefinitely as of December 29, 2024, due to personal family matters involving the ownership. The venue, which became a popular hangout since its launch in the summer of 2020, is exploring options for reopening and hopes to negotiate a new lease.
Jonny Adamow, a 29-year-old artist, was tragically shot and killed at Broadway and Pike on December 31, 2024. The King County Medical Examiner confirmed he died from a gunshot wound to the chest, caught in an ambush targeting another individual. Loved ones remember him for his artistic spirit and the positive impact he had on his community.