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A judge ruled against the immediate closure of Denny Blaine Park, determining that reasonable efforts must be made in the abatement process. The decision reflects ongoing debates surrounding park management and community access in Seattle.
Seattle's District 3 candidates are exceeding fundraising caps as they approach the upcoming election, with one candidate highlighting public safety concerns in a recent debate. A mayoral debate is scheduled for October 21, featuring candidates Bruce Harrell and Katie Wilson, ahead of the November 4 General Election. Voters are encouraged to mail their ballots early or utilize official drop boxes.
A mayoral debate hosted by the Capitol Hill Community Council and First Hill Improvement Association will occur on October 21st, featuring candidates Bruce Harrell and Katie Wilson. The event includes a mixer at 5:30 PM and a candidate panel at 6 PM, concluding at 7:30 PM. Voters are reminded to mail their ballots early for the November 4th General Election.
A Capitol Hill couple faces the challenges of transforming their new home into a creative space, navigating the overwhelming tasks involved in gardening. The article explores the couple's journey while highlighting the broader significance of urban gardening in Seattle's community.
Seattle Animal Shelter will host an event on October 17, 2025, focused on pet neutering and vaccination services. The event aims to improve animal control services within the community. Local residents are encouraged to participate to enhance pet welfare.
Seattle Fire Department responded to a hazardous materials incident in Interlaken Park after discovering a two-gallon container of an unknown substance. Firefighters confirmed that no contents leaked from the container and safely retrieved it for disposal. The area has a history of illegal dumping.
Seattle's 43rd District Rep. Shaun Scott led a town hall discussion on turning the "tax the rich" slogan into legislation, emphasizing the need for funding in critical areas. Scott criticized recent budget cuts and proposed tax reforms, including a state-level payroll tax and changes to the definition of community banks to increase funding for social services.
Seattle authorities filed misdemeanor charges against Montrell Shawn Clifton after a gunpoint arrest during a police manhunt in Capitol Hill. The chase involved a K9 unit and a sheriff's helicopter, following reports of Clifton brandishing a firearm, which he later claimed was a lighter. He faces charges for drug possession and obstruction, along with a ban from Capitol Hill's SODA ZONE 4.
Seattle University president Eduardo M. Peñalver will leave his position to lead Georgetown University at the end of March after five years. Peñalver expressed gratitude for his time at Seattle U, noting the challenges faced during the pandemic and the university's growth, including significant campus expansions.
Sam Park reopened a Capitol Hill sushi bar as Seoul Mates, featuring a Korean menu inspired by his heritage. The restaurant's extensive offerings include traditional dishes like Galbijjim and Bulgogi, aiming to connect through food. Park’s decision to stay reflects his commitment to the neighborhood despite challenges.