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This week in CHS history Meliora shutters, 600 new apartments in 2015, Neko cat cafe adds kittens CHS Capitol Hill Seattle News

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The article provides a detailed overview of significant events in Capitol Hill Seattle's history, focusing on stories from 2021 to 2024. Among the key highlights is the absence of a crosswalk at Harvard and E Olive Way, raising concerns about pedestrian safety. Additionally, it notes the sale of Kerry Hall as Cornish College of the Arts prepares to leave the neighborhood, marking a significant cultural shift. The upcoming Sound Transit expansion is another focal point, promising to enhance connectivity for residents by reducing travel times to Lynnwood. The article also covers St.

Mark's plan for affordable housing, which aims to address community needs amid rising living costs. Furthermore, it discusses the struggles of a local restaurant that is facing financial difficulties due to unpaid rent and taxes. This retrospective not only captures the ongoing challenges faced by the Capitol Hill community but also highlights the resilience and adaptability of its residents. Ultimately, it serves as a poignant reminder of how urban development and community needs intersect in Seattle.

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ORCA Business Programs

The article discusses the upcoming event, "ORCA Business Programs," scheduled for December 2, 2025. This event focuses on various aspects of business education and operations, targeting professionals in the accounting and finance sectors. With a blend of online education and practical insights, it aims to enhance understanding of public transport's role in business efficiency.

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Seattle Fire makes complicated rope rescue after worker injured at E Madison construction site

Seattle Fire conducted a challenging rope rescue after a worker fell at a construction site on E Madison Thursday morning. The injured man was successfully lowered to safety using an aerial ladder and stokes basket, and he was later transported to the hospital in stable condition. This incident highlights the ongoing construction activities in the area, which include a seven-story mixed-use development.

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Suspects in water pellet drive-by and harassment outside Capitol Hills Pony gay bar charged with hate crime

Three suspects have been charged with a hate crime following a drive-by incident involving water pellets and harassment outside Capitol Hill’s Pony gay bar. The suspects, including a 19-year-old, a 24-year-old, and a 17-year-old, reportedly shouted slurs during the attack. Their next court dates are set for mid-April, and they have been ordered to stay away from the bar.