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Watch out for the Washington Liberation Front! Canadian neighbourhood transformed into Capitol Hill for The Last of Us Season 2

Capitol Hill will be depicted as an apocalyptic setting in the second season of The Last of Us, currently filming in Nanaimo, British Columbia. The production team is transforming the area to resemble Capitol Hill, which is known for its vibrant community but faces a fictional future plagued by a fungal pandemic. Season 2 is set to premiere in 2025.

Capitol Hills hottest color for spring 2024 - Voodoo pink

Voodoo Doughnuts is set to open its first Seattle location on Capitol Hill, transforming the Pine at Minor building with its signature pink paint job. The new establishment follows the closure of neighborhood favorite Machiavelli, which has expanded to Edmonds, and will replace local eateries Pho 4 U and Lan Hand-Pulled Noodles.

Select Committee on the 2024 Transportation Levy

The Select Committee on the 2024 Transportation Levy is set to convene in Seattle, addressing critical transportation issues impacting local communities. With key discussions involving prominent figures like Joy Hollingsworth and Rob Saka, the committee aims to explore funding options and utility discounts that could benefit Bay Area residents. This event is crucial for shaping the future of transportation in the region.

With a new home in the city, Kokos now open on Capitol Hill

Koko's restaurant opened on Capitol Hill after delays due to the pandemic. Owners Gibran Moreno and Alexi Torres aim to create an inclusive dining space, hoping to serve late-night patrons and foster community connections. The restaurant features Mexican and Salvadorian flavors in a vibrant atmosphere.

Kokos Now Open on Capitol Hill

Koko’s opened its new location in Capitol Hill on May 3, 2024, offering a fresh dining experience in the city. The establishment aims to serve local favorites while creating a vibrant community atmosphere. Koko’s emphasizes inclusivity and connection among residents.

One to hospital after shooting in Broadway shopping center parking lot

A shooting at the Harvard Market shopping center on Capitol Hill sent one woman to the hospital early Sunday morning. Police found evidence of gunfire, including shattered glass and blood, but no victim at the scene until a driver dropped off the injured woman at a nearby hospital. Authorities are investigating the incident and gathering video evidence from the scene.

GSBAWalk24

A neighborhood public safety walk, GSBAWalk24, focused on Broadway and Pike occurred last spring. The initiative aims to address concerns regarding public safety in the Capitol Hill area of Seattle. Community members seek increased support from the city, including funding for private security to combat drug-related issues and street disorder.

PSBJ's 40 Under 40 have made their mark on the Puget Sound economy

The Puget Sound Business Journal's 40 Under 40 Awards highlight 40 exceptional young executives who have significantly impacted the local economy and their communities before turning 40. This annual recognition celebrates rising stars in various industries, showcasing their leadership and innovative contributions.

Styrofoam bans and the thick grocery bag loophole Happy Earth Day 2024, Seattle

The article discusses recent developments in Seattle regarding bans on styrofoam waste and the loopholes related to thicker grocery bags. As part of Earth Day 2024, these initiatives aim to reduce plastic waste in the region. Despite progress, challenges remain in fully addressing all types of styrofoam and the unintended consequences of new regulations.

Bollards, banking, and big water pipes for smoking marijuana or other drugs Happy 10th 420, Seattle

Seattle celebrates the 10th anniversary of legal cannabis with upcoming promotions from local retailers, highlighting the growth of the industry since the opening of the first pot shop, Ruckus, in 2015. Washington cannabis sales surpassed $1 billion in 2023, contributing significantly to state funding despite challenges related to safety and equity in the industry. The potential passage of the Secure and Fair Enforcement Regulation Banking Act could further support cannabis businesses by addressing cash-only operations.

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