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Seattle's Earthquake Preparedness and Safety Guide

Seattle's official government website provides essential information on earthquake preparedness and safety, emphasizing the city's vulnerability to seismic events. The article outlines critical safety measures for residents during and after an earthquake, as well as local government responses to such disasters. Resources for ongoing support and updates are also highlighted to ensure community safety.

Auto row charm Phe ready to put long-empty PikePine preservation space into motion as new Vietnamese joint

A new Vietnamese cafe and bar named Phe is set to open soon at 721 E Pine in Capitol Hill, filling a long-empty commercial space designed to evoke the neighborhood's historic auto row. The establishment, founded by Kim Thy Hang and Phuong Le, will neighbor Pelicana Chicken and aims to enhance the area's food and drink scene.

Councilmember Tanya Woo Addresses Public Safety Concerns After Shooting in Little Saigon

Councilmember Tanya Woo released a statement addressing the recent shooting in Little Saigon, emphasizing the need to restore community safety. She highlighted her commitment to working alongside local businesses and the community to improve public safety resources and plans to host a community forum to discuss these issues further.

Councilmember Tanya Woo Addresses Violence in Little Saigon

Councilmember Tanya Woo released a statement addressing a recent shooting in Seattle's Little Saigon neighborhood, expressing concern over the rising violence and the loss of community vibrancy. The statement calls for an end to violence, highlighting the historical significance of Little Saigon as a cultural hub.

Emergency Services Rescue Critically Injured Male in West Seattle Collision

A male was critically injured in a motor vehicle collision in West Seattle on August 18th, leading to a swift response from police officers and firefighters. The emergency services worked together to rescue the injured individual, highlighting their commitment to public safety. This incident underscores the ongoing risks associated with road traffic accidents in urban areas.

Barrio, an early player in the PikePine food and drink boom, to close after 16 years on Capitol Hill

Seattle's Barrio, a prominent Mexican restaurant on Capitol Hill, will close after 16 years of operation, with its final day on August 30th. The Heavy Restaurant Group announced the closure amid a changing landscape in the city's dining scene, despite Barrio's early success in the neighborhood's food boom.

Revival Effort to restart Capitol Hill Community Council ready to take big step in September

Chris Paulus aims to revive the Capitol Hill Community Council (CHCC) after its dissolution in 2021. He will host an inaugural meeting on September 10 to engage residents and address local issues. Paulus emphasizes the importance of community connection in tackling neighborhood challenges.

After deadly end to school year at Garfield High, city responds with 14.5 million plan focused on intervention, mental health, and school-based safety specialists

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell has introduced a $14.5 million initiative aimed at enhancing safety and mental health support in schools, particularly focusing on Garfield High School, following a tragic shooting incident. The plan includes increased mental health resources, school-based safety specialists, and community partnerships to combat violence and ensure student safety. This response comes as the new school year approaches, addressing urgent concerns raised by families and educators in the wake of recent gun violence.

Wrongful death trial blaming state for Black Lives Matter protester struck and killed on I-5 set to begin

The wrongful death trial against the State of Washington over the 2020 crash that killed activist Summer Taylor is set to begin. Taylor's family alleges the state failed to adequately close I-5 during a Black Lives Matter protest, allowing the driver who struck Taylor to enter the roadway. Jury selection starts Monday, with opening statements to follow a week later.

Who is Vice? Seattle Experienced Nightlife Crew Brings New Club to Capitol Hill

A new nightlife venue named "Vice" is set to open in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood, spearheaded by an experienced local crew. The club aims to enhance the city's vibrant nightlife scene, which has seen various changes in recent years.

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