Those cheers you are hearing on E Pine might be coming from Chibi Tings, a new Japanese-style “clawcade.” The new, all-ages Capitol Hill arcade features claw machines, giant gashapon ...

The League of Women Voters of Seattle-King County will host a family-friendly “Ballot Party” on Sunday, October 25th from 11 AM to 2 PM at the Garfield Community Center.

A key land use process has begun as officials aim for a planned end of 2027 opening of the Central Crisis Care Center emergency mental health facility on Broadway. The Master Use Permit ...

Hudson Wakefield’s mom was sitting a few feet away, pricing jeans as he explained how all of this started. She’s the reason, really. When he was in elementary school, she’d take him thrifting, and ...

A tragic death at 12th and Yesler is headed to the courts. The family of Christian Salyer, the 30-year-old Thurgood Marshall Elementary teacher who died after being struck while riding his bicycle ...

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Want a preview of what the future of Capitol Hill’s Egyptian Theatre might be if a group of midnight-movie evangelists get their way? You might want to get in line soon. While the sides say ...

When Kobuta & Ookami finally opened its doors on 15th Ave E in fall 2021, Sue Phuksopha wasn’t sure anybody would show up. The partners had signed their lease before COVID-19 shut ...

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Nothing says autumn like pumpkins. Jack-o-lanterns. Pumpkin pie. Pumpkin spiced lattes. Pumpkin Beer. Fields of pumpkins (and their three sisters cohort, corn, as a maze). Pumpkins are such an ...

The Madison Valley PCC grocery store opened this week. As CHS reported in April, the project was a decade in the making as some neighbors fought tooth and nail after beloved neighborhood garden ...

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