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A new café is set to open above Capitol Hill Station in Seattle, providing a fresh dining option for local residents and commuters. The establishment aims to enhance the neighborhood's culinary scene and foster community engagement.
A 17-year-old student died from gunshot wounds sustained during a shooting outside Garfield High School in Seattle on June 6. Police are investigating the incident, which occurred during the school's lunch break, and are reviewing security footage to identify suspects. Mayor Bruce Harrell emphasized the need to address gun violence and announced increased police presence around the school.
Harry’s Fine Foods will host a “Burgers and Beer” BBQ on June 9 to support the family of sous chef Corey Bellett, who was fatally stabbed in a recent altercation. Proceeds from the event will aid Bellett’s wife, and an online fundraiser has also been established to assist the family during this difficult time.
Chef Nick Green, known for his work at the Willows Inn and more recently at Adelaide in Southern California, is set to open a new restaurant called "Emilia" on Capitol Hill’s 19th Ave E. This new establishment will replace the former Bounty Kitchen, which struggled during the pandemic and eventually closed. The article highlights Green's return to Seattle amid a backdrop of past controversies surrounding the Willows Inn, where he previously worked.
The Seattle All-Star Classic celebrity softball game is scheduled for July 6 at Cheney Stadium, hosted by Seahawks wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba. This event aims to raise funds for local non-profits through a fun-filled day of celebrity appearances and activities, supporting community initiatives focused on education and youth sports.
Seattle's Volunteer Park hosts the kickoff event for Seattle Pride 2024 on June 1, attracting local attendees and celebrating LGBTQ+ culture. The event features vibrant displays and messages, showcasing community spirit and resilience against opposition.
Liam Kryger faces two counts of first-degree murder for the ax killings of two homeless men in Seattle. Prosecutors linked him to the murders through mobile phone and video evidence, revealing he attacked both victims with a heavy sharp object. The case highlights ongoing concerns about violence against unhoused individuals in the area.
Shawn Patrick Moore, 26, pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder and witness intimidation in the stabbing death of Corey Bellett at Capitol Hill Station. Moore remains in custody on a $3 million bond following a court appearance. Prosecutors allege that Moore attacked Bellett with a box knife during an altercation on May 11.
Seattle's $135 million RapidRide G bus rapid transit project, connecting key neighborhoods, has begun to visibly take shape as the Department of Transportation lays down paint instead of concrete for cost-saving measures. Officials state that painted features enhance pedestrian safety while allowing funds to be allocated to other infrastructure upgrades. Despite the financial strategy, community concerns remain regarding the effectiveness of painted safety measures.
Capitol Hill has welcomed a new contemporary Vietnamese restaurant, Ramie, opened by sibling chefs Trinh and Thai Nguyen. With an innovative menu featuring dishes like Bánh Tiêu and a unique cocktail program managed by Jen Rae, Ramie aims to elevate Vietnamese cuisine in the neighborhood. This restaurant, located at 1529 14th Ave, is already receiving positive reviews comparable to the Nguyens' original establishment, Ba Sa.