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Capitol Hill's new apartment building, part of King County's Health Through Housing initiative, is set to welcome its first residents. This project aims to address homelessness in the region by providing stable housing options. The Lavender Rights Project supports this initiative, which underscores the community's commitment to health and housing solutions.

This new 4-way stop is not a rogue project of the Capitol Hill Department of Transportation

A new 4-way stop has been permanently installed at 21st and John in Seattle after a temporary removal due to miscommunication with the Seattle Police Department. This measure is part of the Safe Routes to School program, which aims to improve safety for students near public schools. The area has experienced 20 significant collisions over the past decade, prompting the need for enhanced traffic control.

Sharyn Grayson House countys Health Through Housing Capitol Hill apartment building ready for residents

King County's Sharyn Grayson House, part of the Health Through Housing initiative, is set to welcome its first residents after three years of development. The 35-unit apartment building aims to provide supportive housing for marginalized groups experiencing chronic homelessness, boasting a 95% retention rate among its residents.

911 Pedestrian hit on E Olive Way by reported DWI driver

A pedestrian was hospitalized after being struck by a driver on E Olive Way early Saturday morning, with police taking the driver into custody for suspected DWI. In separate incidents, police investigated a drive-by shooting near Broadway and Fir that resulted in no victims and an arson at a supportive housing facility by a resident. Other incidents included a robbery at an AMPM and a fire at DESC's Evans House, which caused limited damage.

E Aloha transformer explosion part of limited power outage as windy rain soaks Capitol Hill UPDATE 6,000 more

A transformer explosion at E Aloha and Harvard Ave caused a power outage affecting over 6,000 customers in Capitol Hill. The Seattle Fire Department responded to the incident, which occurred on Saturday night amid forecasts of strong winds and heavy rain.

E-aloha transformer explosion part of limited power outage as windy rain soaks Capitol Hill

A transformer explosion in Capitol Hill caused a limited power outage as windy rain impacted the area. Residents can find the latest updates on the situation. The incident occurred on October 26, 2025.

This week in CHS history The Capitol Hill rogue garbage truck, Xm debuts, Hilloweekends past

This week marks significant moments in Capitol Hill history, including the debut of the Xóm restaurant and the infamous rogue garbage truck incident. These events reflect the evolving character of the community and its local businesses.

Transformer Explosion Causes Power Outage in Capitol Hill

A transformer explosion caused a limited power outage in Capitol Hill, Seattle, amid windy rain on October 26, 2025. Residents reported disruptions, with utility crews responding to restore power. The incident highlights ongoing infrastructure challenges in the area.

Transformer Explosion Causes Limited Power Outage in Capitol Hill

A transformer explosion caused a limited power outage in Capitol Hill, Seattle, as strong winds and rain affected the area. The incident occurred on October 26, 2025, resulting in disruptions for local residents. Utility crews are working to restore power promptly.

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Capitol Hill Seattle News published a piece titled "Hilloween2025-7," highlighting the upcoming Halloween festivities in the Capitol Hill area. The article includes a detailed map of the trick-or-treat hot zones, ensuring families can navigate the events safely. This year's celebration promises engaging activities for the community.

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