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After complaints about homelessness and drugs, city planning changes at Capitol Hill parks, including potential permanent fencing

City planners in Seattle are considering permanent fencing at Capitol Hill parks following complaints about homelessness and drug use. The changes aim to improve safety and management of public spaces, particularly at Seven Hills Park, which was fenced off after its debut in 2015.

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Seattle Parks and Recreation will initiate a public planning process to address safety and activity concerns at Capitol Hill parks, including Seven Hills Park and Broadway Hill Park. The initiative aims to enhance community engagement and address issues related to homeless encampments and drug use. Residents and organizations are invited to participate in discussions to improve park safety and inclusivity.

District loses 8M case over student punched in the face by Meany Middle School math teacher

A jury awarded $8 million to Zakaria Sheikhibrahim after he was punched by his math teacher at Meany Middle School in 2018, resulting in lasting injuries. The jury found Seattle Public Schools negligent and concluded the district failed to prevent discrimination against Sheikhibrahim, a Somali Muslim student. The teacher involved was not charged or named as a defendant in the lawsuit.

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There was another battle in Seattle this week This one involved warring robots on Capitol Hill

Warring robots clashed on Capitol Hill in Seattle this week, captivating local spectators. The event highlighted the growing interest in robotics competitions and technology demonstrations in the city.

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Warring robots clashed on Capitol Hill in Seattle this week, captivating onlookers and raising questions about the future of robotics in urban settings. The event showcased advanced technology and drew significant public interest, reflecting a growing fascination with robotics.

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Seattle hosted a unique event this week featuring battling robots on Capitol Hill. The competition drew significant attention, showcasing advancements in robotics and engaging local spectators.

Warring Robots Battle on Capitol Hill in Seattle

Seattle hosted a unique event featuring robot battles on Capitol Hill this week. The competition attracted numerous spectators and showcased advancements in robotics technology. Local participants engaged in friendly rivalry while demonstrating their creations.

Experience the Overview Effect with the Terra Exhibit at Capitol Hills St. Marks Cathedral

The Terra Exhibit at St. Mark’s Cathedral features a 24-foot globe that evokes the “Overview Effect” experienced by astronauts. The installation, which runs through November 23, invites visitors for both contemplative solitude and participation in events. Attendees can engage with the exhibit during designated public hours.

Election 2025 Day 4 Big later-voter count pushes Wilson within striking distance

Mayoral challenger Katie Wilson narrowed the gap in Seattle's mayoral race, trailing incumbent Bruce Harrell by just 1.9 points after counting over 56,000 later ballots. Wilson's campaign anticipates that remaining ballots will favor their progressive platform, similar to past election trends.

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