Burien Severe Weather Shelter extends hours ahead of dangerously low temperatures

The Burien Severe Weather Shelter is extending its hours in response to dangerously low temperatures, emphasizing the urgent need for warm beds for the homeless population. Rev. Jenny Partch highlights that the shelter has been operating at full capacity and is also planning to open a new location in West Seattle. Community donations and support are being solicited to meet the increasing demand for essential items.

Burien Severe Weather Shelter extends hours ahead of dangerously low temperatures

The Burien Severe Weather Shelter is extending its hours in response to dangerously low temperatures, providing urgent assistance to the homeless community. With 50 beds available, Rev. Jenny Partch emphasized the shelter's commitment to ensuring no one is turned away, while also seeking donations to support its operations.

Community leaders say Tacoma police department faces leadership crisis

Community leaders in Tacoma are raising alarms over a leadership crisis within the Tacoma Police Department following the resignation of Police Chief Avery Moore. Concerns about public safety, accountability, and the future of police reform have emerged, particularly with the upcoming retirement of City Manager Elizabeth Pauli. A coalition of over 150 organizations is advocating for transparency and community involvement in the selection of new leadership.

KCRHA Activates Tier 3 Severe Weather Response Protocols in Seattle and King County

The KCRHA has activated Tier 3 Severe Weather Response Protocols in Seattle and King County due to dangerously low temperatures and potential snowfall, extending through February 14, 2025. This activation includes shelter information, public health advice on hypothermia prevention, and resources for navigating available shelters. The article emphasizes the importance of community support and preparedness during severe weather events.

One person killed, one hurt in Everett RV fire, crews describe hoarder-like conditions

A tragic RV fire in Everett resulted in one man's death and a woman hospitalized, with firefighters uncovering hoarder-like conditions inside the vehicle. Fire officials are conducting an investigation but currently do not suspect arson. This incident raises concerns about safety in residential areas where such living conditions exist.

30 Capitol Hill and Central District venues part of this weekends Seattle Hospitality Immigration Fundraiser

Over 150 venues in Capitol Hill and the Central District are participating in the Seattle Hospitality Immigration Fundraiser, supporting the NW Immigrant Rights Project. Restaurants, cafes, and bars will donate a portion of their weekend proceeds to advocate for immigrant rights amid ongoing political tensions. This initiative reflects community solidarity following recent protests and aims to raise awareness about the contributions of immigrants.

30 Capitol Hill and Central District venues part of this weekends Seattle Hospitality Immigration Fundraiser

Over the weekend, more than 150 restaurants, bars, and cafes in Capitol Hill and the Central District will participate in the Seattle Hospitality Immigration Fundraiser to support the NW Immigrant Rights Project. This initiative aims to raise awareness and funds for immigrant rights amidst ongoing political challenges. Participating venues will donate a portion of their weekend proceeds to organizations advocating for immigrants in Washington.

This Week in CHS History The Stranger Leaves Capitol Hill, R Place Loses Lease, Fred Wildlife Refuge Announces Closure

This week's CHS history highlights significant closures and changes in the Capitol Hill area, including the departure of The Stranger newspaper and the closure of R Place and Fred Wildlife Refuge. The article reflects on the evolving landscape of Capitol Hill, emphasizing community impact and historical significance.

Voices Off Lounge, a hub for the Deaf community, now growing on Capitol Hill

The Voices Off Lounge, a new hub for the Deaf community, is set to open in Capitol Hill, Seattle, offering a dedicated space for socializing, networking, and learning American Sign Language (ASL). Founded by Kellie Gillespie of Visually Speaking, the venue aims to fill the gap left by the closure of the Interpreter Training Program at Seattle Central College and revitalize the historic Deaf community in the area. The grand opening celebrations are scheduled for January 31 and February 1, 2025.

Voices Off Lounge, a hub for the Deaf community, now growing on Capitol Hill

Voices Off Lounge, a new community hub for the Deaf and hearing populations, opens its doors on Capitol Hill, providing a space for socialization, networking, and American Sign Language (ASL) education. Founded by Kellie Gillespie, the lounge aims to address the growing demand for inclusive environments where ASL can thrive. The grand opening celebrations are set for January 31 and February 1, 2025.