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Nook and Cranny Books What if you read about a Capitol Hill bookstore for sale and bought it?

Maren Comendant is the new owner of Nook and Cranny Books, a bookstore in Capitol Hill, Seattle, previously known as Oh Hello Again. She aims to blend her passions for food and literature, maintaining the shop's unique bibliotherapeutic organization while gradually introducing culinary elements. Comendant is dedicated to fostering community engagement through events and a carefully curated selection of used books.

A Movie in Cal Anderson Park Means Summer is Here

Capitol Hill Seattle News highlights the commencement of summer activities with the return of outdoor movies at Cal Anderson Park. The article emphasizes the upcoming events, including the Capitol Hill Block Party and Capitol Hill Garage Sale Day. These gatherings aim to foster community engagement and celebrate local culture.

Watch: Celebrate Juneteenth with Draze's third annual 'Building Black Wealth'

Seattle rapper Draze will host the third annual 'Building Black Wealth' live virtual marketplace on Juneteenth this Sunday at 9:00 a.m. The event promotes Black entrepreneurship and supports local businesses, streaming live on multiple platforms including KIRO Newsradio's Facebook page.

As Seattle questions block by block preservation, Capitol Hills Millionaires Row already has its place on the National Register of Historic Places

The article discusses the recent designation of Capitol Hill's Millionaire’s Row neighborhood as a historic site on the National Register of Historic Places. This designation raises questions about equity and preservation efforts in Seattle, particularly concerning the impact on growth and displacement in the city. It highlights the complexities of historic preservation, emphasizing the challenges homeowners face in opposing such designations.

Support Katherine’s House and Rita’s House

The article discusses the 2022 Annual Charity Golf Tournament organized by Bayley Construction, which benefits Katherine’s House and Rita’s House, two transitional housing programs for homeless women in recovery. The event has raised over a million dollars over the years, highlighting the importance of community support in addressing homelessness and recovery in Seattle.

Dad is just one hero on this Memorial Day

On Veterans Day, MyNorthwest editor Bill Kaczaraba honors his father's service in World War II, reflecting on the bravery and sacrifices of American soldiers. The article highlights the importance of recognizing veterans and the personal impact of Kaczaraba's father's experiences as a pilot and POW.

Here's What Good Things Happened When Residents of Capitol Hill's La Quinta Apartments Couldn't Buy Their Landmarked Building

The article highlights the positive developments experienced by residents of Capitol Hill's La Quinta Apartments after they were unable to purchase their landmarked building. It reflects on community resilience and the potential for beneficial outcomes in local housing situations. This story emphasizes the importance of understanding local housing dynamics and community actions.

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A screenshot dated April 18, 2022, shows a notable moment captured by CHS Capitol Hill Seattle News. The image highlights a significant event in Seattle's community service initiatives. This visual documentation underscores ongoing local engagement efforts.

With graffiti clean, Harrell to unveil major community service initiative UPDATE One Seattle Day of Service

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell announced a citywide volunteer initiative, the “One Seattle Day of Service,” on May 21, aiming to address graffiti and beautify neighborhoods. The event will offer over 2,200 volunteer opportunities across 80 activities, encouraging community involvement in improving public spaces. Harrell emphasized the importance of resident participation in tackling local challenges.

Mayor Harrell latest to pick up the torch on years-long effort to bring back the Sonics

Mayor Bruce Harrell is spearheading efforts to bring the Seattle Sonics back to the city, reigniting discussions about NBA expansion and the team's significance for community pride since their departure in 2008.