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Seattle City Council considers protected data in plan to expand Real Time Crime Center cameras to PikePine and the Central District

The Seattle City Council's public safety committee plans to vote on expanding the Police Department's surveillance camera program to Capitol Hill and the Central District. The expansion, which includes traffic cameras, aims to enhance safety and reduce gun violence, particularly around Garfield High School.

Spruce Street School Plans 22 Million Move to First Hill

Spruce Street School plans to relocate its kindergarten and elementary programs to a new facility in First Hill. The project, estimated at $22 million, is set to enhance educational opportunities for local families.

Spruce Street School will bring its kindergarten and elementary kids to First Hill in 22M project on Madison

Spruce Street School plans a $7 million renovation of its new First Hill location, aiming to relocate by 2028. The project includes a 20,000-square-foot classroom building and an outdoor play area. The school seeks to enhance its educational offerings while maintaining financial accessibility for families.

Spruce Street School to Relocate Kindergarten and Elementary Programs to First Hill

Spruce Street School plans to relocate its kindergarten and elementary programs to First Hill in a $22 million project. The initiative aims to expand educational opportunities for Seattle's youth, continuing the school's decades-long commitment to local education.

After damaging fire, Post Options has temporary new home in Capitol Hills Christmas Dive Bar

Post Options has reopened in a temporary location on Capitol Hill after a fire caused over $175,000 in damages. The neighboring bar, Unicorn, is also preparing to reopen following repairs from the same incident. Community support has raised nearly $25,000 for Post Options to assist during this transition.

SPD makes arrests, searches for attempted carjackers on gun-heavy Friday night of crime on Capitol Hill

Seattle police responded to multiple gun-related incidents on Capitol Hill Friday night, including an attempted armed carjacking and a suspect threatening security guards. Officers arrested a 17-year-old male with a firearm after an earlier report of an intoxicated individual walking with a gun. No injuries were reported, and police are increasing surveillance in response to rising gun violence.

In court-embattled Denny Blaine Park, a show of defiance, nudity and puppets

Activists at Denny Blaine Park staged guerrilla performances this weekend to protest against efforts to restrict nudity in the public space. The city proposed a plan to create designated nude zones amid legal challenges from a wealthy neighbor seeking to limit nudity. Co-organizer Hope Freije emphasized the need for safe spaces for queer and trans individuals.

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Denny Blaine Park faced a public demonstration featuring puppets and nudity on August 11, 2025, as community members expressed their defiance against ongoing legal disputes. The event drew attention to the park's embattled status and the local residents' desire to retain their cultural expression.

PikesPines The liquefaction zones of Capitol Hill

Geologists warn that Capitol Hill's liquefaction-prone areas pose risks during earthquakes. Seattle's development has often overlooked the hazards presented by unstable glacial till, which can lead to landslides and ground instability. The city's Environmentally Critical Area codes aim to mitigate these risks by identifying hazardous zones.

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