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Seattle University plans to move forward with its Museum of Art and a new green space called Tulip on the Green. The developments aim to revitalize the 12th Avenue corridor and enhance community engagement. Local stakeholders express optimism about the potential benefits for the area.
Seattle University plans to advance its proposed Museum of Art and a new green space on 12th Avenue. The project, known as SUMA, aims to enhance the cultural landscape of the Capitol Hill neighborhood. A rendering of the museum, designed by Olson Kundig, illustrates its modern aesthetic.
Capitol Hill's 15th Ave E QFC development will transform the area with new features as temperatures in Seattle rise above 90°F. The ongoing discussions around the #defundSPD movement continue to shape local narratives. This week's historical recap highlights significant events influencing the community.
Chamoriken, a popular bar in Capitol Hill, is facing challenges as its owners navigate recovery following a recent car crash. The incident raised concerns about the bar's future operations and community impact. Supporters rally around the establishment as it seeks to bounce back.
The U.S. Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron, known as the Blue Angels, will perform over Seattle during the Boeing Seafair Airshow this week, marking its return after a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic. Critics argue the airshows contribute significantly to carbon emissions and highlight the military's ongoing recruitment challenges, despite the high costs associated with the event.
A fundraiser supports Jesus Dumois and Heather Dowai, owners of Chamorikén, after a car crash left them with serious injuries. The couple has gained recognition for their Puerto Rican cuisine at The Wash in Capitol Hill, Seattle, but their business will pause as they focus on recovery. Community members are encouraged to contribute to their recovery efforts.
Seattle City Council President Sara Nelson and committee member Rob Saka skipped a crucial Housing and Human Services Committee meeting, leaving 14 appointees to the Seattle Renters’ Commission without action. The unexpected absence disrupted the process, prompting committee members to shift to a community discussion format. Nelson later issued an apology and indicated that committee business would be addressed in a full council meeting next Tuesday.
Police investigate a reported shooting in Burien, Wash., on Thursday morning, focusing on 2nd Ave SW near State Route 509. Limited details are available, including the condition of the victim and what led to the incident. This marks the fourth shooting reported by KOMO News this summer.
The Moscow Police Department released hundreds of documents detailing the investigation into the murders of four University of Idaho students. Bryan Kohberger, who pleaded guilty to the killings, received multiple life sentences. The documents include graphic descriptions of the crime scene and the victims' injuries.
Junbi, a matcha franchise, plans to open a new café on Capitol Hill, Seattle, aiming to revitalize the area post-pandemic. The café, which will serve matcha and soft-serve ice cream, is set to occupy the space previously held by Rey Amargo. Owner R.J. Realubit expressed hopes for further expansion in the Seattle market.