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Tens of thousands participated in the 2018 Seattle Women’s March, making it the largest event ever held at Cal Anderson Park. Activists addressed issues such as women’s rights and the ongoing federal government shutdown while emphasizing the need for continued advocacy. Organizers encouraged participants to "march on Saturday, act on Sunday" to further their causes.
Plum Chopped, a new lunch spot in Capitol Hill, Seattle, offers healthy vegan options at an affordable price of $10. Founded by Makini Howell, who previously launched Sugar Plum, the restaurant aims to enhance the local daytime food scene with creative salad bowls and sandwiches.
Newly opened Excelsior Apartments in Capitol Hill have attracted attention due to their striking signage, including a prominent red "X" atop the building. Local residents have voiced a few complaints about the new features, which align with the development’s marketing theme celebrating the area's auto row history. This article highlights the community's response to the new luxury housing project and its implications for local aesthetics.
Two new restaurants, Foreign National and Tavolata, are set to open on Capitol Hill in Seattle, enhancing the local dining scene. Foreign National, with just 28 seats, aims to attract food enthusiasts while Tavolata features a spacious layout and a modern Italian menu. Both openings reflect the area's growing culinary interest and competition.
The Foreign National bar in Capitol Hill will close, marking the end of its operation next to Stateside. This closure reflects changing dynamics in the neighborhood's bar scene.
Capitol Hill Urban Cohousing members are set to move into their new building on 12th Ave, developed by the residents themselves. The project, which began in 2014, aims to provide long-term stability and community support while keeping costs low for its nine founding families. A preview of the building will be available during National Cohousing Open House day on Saturday.
Seattle's Capitol Hill prepares for May Day 2016 with anti-capitalist demonstrations planned. Organizers expect significant participation as they march off Capitol Hill to advocate for change. The event highlights ongoing tensions surrounding economic inequality in the area.
Seattle's new City Council, consisting of nine members, will take their ceremonial oath of office on Monday. The Council will vote on leadership positions and committee assignments, with Kshama Sawant continuing to advocate for progressive policies such as a millionaires tax and paid family leave.
The US Navy Blue Angels recently visited Seattle to prepare for the summer Seafair air show, which is a highlight of the city’s summer events. Major Scott Laux and Lt. Commander Lilly Montana emphasized the importance of planning and collaboration with local stakeholders to ensure a successful performance. The team is currently training intensively, flying multiple sorties each week to deliver an impressive display over Lake Washington.
Ian’s Pizza on the Hill has opened its doors in Capitol Hill, Seattle, in a location previously occupied by a franchise that closed due to concerns over the city's minimum wage increase. The Wisconsin-based pizza chain offers unique menu items and a commitment to respecting service workers, aligning itself with Seattle's evolving business landscape. With its debut, the establishment adds to the vibrant dining scene in the area.