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Public Sail Program at Center for Wooden Boats

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Toy Boat Building at Center for Wooden Boats

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NEWSJun 28

Skagit County residents report gunshots and body under tarp amid law enforcement presence

Law enforcement sealed off Panorama Place in Skagit County on Friday night following a fatal shooting. Neighbors reported hearing gunfire and witnessing a body covered by a tarp at the crime scene, where drug activity is prevalent. Investigators have not yet confirmed any arrests or suspect details.

Police investigate after shooter in a tux riding a scooter reported on First Hill

Seattle Police are investigating a shooter dressed in a tuxedo who fired a gun near Freeway Park and fled on a Lime scooter. No victims were found, and police discovered multiple shell casings in the area but made no arrests. Witnesses described the shooter as a white male in his early 30s.

Seattles mysterious Sea Dragonsss artist reveals story behind Capitol Hills time-traveling sculptures

Seattle artist Sea DragonSSS, known for his colorful, dragon-themed sculptures, transitioned from a struggling musician to a street artist over the past decade. His installations, featuring time-traveling dragon characters, have appeared throughout Seattle and Los Angeles, despite facing challenges during their creation. The artist's journey reflects a unique blend of creativity and resilience in the street art scene.

Groovy Capitol Hill mushroom coffee joint Wunderground adds founder of one of Capitol Hills most popular cafes

Ericka Burke returns from retirement to collaborate with Jody Hall at Wunderground Cafe, aiming to innovate the coffeehouse experience with adaptogenic mushroom coffee. The cafe celebrates its revamped launch with a Pride rave on Saturday. Located at 1111 E Pike, Wunderground combines health benefits of mushrooms with coffee culture.

Wunderground Opens in Capitol Hill, Featuring Mushroom Coffee

Wunderground, a new mushroom coffee joint in Capitol Hill, opens under the leadership of a founder from one of the neighborhood's most popular cafes. The establishment aims to offer an innovative twist on coffee culture, promoting health-focused beverages. This addition highlights the growing trend of alternative coffee shops in Seattle.

TikTok helps Seattle pets find homes

Seattle Humane’s TikTok strategy accelerates pet adoptions by leveraging emotional storytelling and humor. The shelter reports that viral videos, including one featuring a senior Chihuahua mix, have significantly increased audience engagement and adoption rates. TikTok's global head of social impact noted the real-world impact of these efforts.

Washington bucks GLP gender trend

Washington shows a unique trend in GLP-1 drug prescriptions, with 2.5% of women and 2.2% of men using these weight-loss medications in 2024. This contrasts sharply with national data, where women's prescription rates for weight loss are significantly higher. The findings indicate a more balanced approach to seeking pharmaceutical assistance in the state.

Seattle's gay history comes alive as Union bar owners launch Come Out Seattle archive

Seattle's Capitol Hill bar owners Steve Nyman and Nathan Benedict launched the "Come Out Seattle" initiative to preserve LGBTQ+ history, focusing on local bars and social spaces. Their current exhibit, "Eight Years of Pride, 1986 to 1995," showcases significant moments in the community's past. Visitors can view the exhibit at Union bar or contribute their own historical pieces through the initiative's website.

Troopers seek car camera video that may have captured fatal freeway shooting

The Washington State Patrol seeks dash camera footage from motorists on State Route 167 in south King County after a fatal shooting on Wednesday night. The victim, identified as 22-year-old Breiner Andres Castro Jaramillo, died from multiple gunshot wounds inside his vehicle. Officials are investigating whether the shooting was random or targeted.

Northbound I-5 reopens in Tukwila after person shot in leg

All northbound lanes of Interstate 5 in Tukwila closed for over an hour Friday afternoon due to a shooting investigation. One person sustained a leg injury, and authorities confirmed the gunfire originated from within a vehicle. Traffic resumed just before 3:10 p.m. after a six-mile backup developed.

King County Public Health officials warn to stay out of the water at several area beaches

King County Public Health warns beachgoers to avoid Houghton, Madison Park, Madrona, Matthews, and Mount Baker Beaches due to elevated bacteria levels. Toxic algae has also been detected at Green Lake’s West Beach, posing health risks including gastrointestinal illnesses and infections. Public health officials will conduct weekly tests to determine when the beaches will be safe for swimming.

Higher gas tax takes effect July 1 in Washington state

Washington state's gas tax will increase by 6 cents per gallon starting July 1, raising the total tax to 55.4 cents per gallon. This change aims to generate approximately $1.4 billion for state highway projects, despite existing higher gas prices compared to the national average.

A fairer tax system To overcome Trump-fueled economic turmoil, Seattle proposes four-year break for smallest businesses, big bump for biggest

Seattle's mayor and city council member propose a business tax overhaul to alleviate a $251 million budget deficit. The plan exempts businesses earning less than $2 million from the B&O tax while increasing rates for larger firms, potentially raising $90 million annually. Voters may decide on this initiative in November.

Theres a new, even more fun place to ride bikes now below I-5 between Capitol Hill and Eastlake

Seattle opened a new mountain bike skills park under I-5, thanks to a $314,000 renovation funded by local parks and community support. The park features two asphalt tracks designed for young riders and those with mobility devices, enhancing accessibility and safety. The project aims to modernize the recreational area, previously challenged by homelessness and litter.

City-run grocery stores in New York? Seattle Councilmember not looking to legislate anything after Broadway Whole Foods shutdown

Seattle Councilmember Joy Hollingsworth expressed concern over the recent closure of the Broadway Whole Foods, highlighting the loss of critical food access in the community. The closure reflects broader challenges facing grocery stores in major cities, as companies like Amazon scale back operations. Hollingsworth is working with local agencies to address food security issues.

Nestl targets Seattle cold brew company in trademark dispute

Nestlé filed a petition against Seattle Strong, a cold brew company, seeking to cancel its trademark due to similarities with its Seattle's Best brand. The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has set a timeline for a trial next year, raising questions about trademark rights in the word "Seattle."

Ham radio field day preps Seattle for disaster

Seattle's amateur radio community hosts a disaster preparedness field day this weekend at South Seattle College, focusing on off-grid communication methods. The event will feature demonstrations of solar-powered technology and hands-on activities, emphasizing the importance of ham radio during emergencies.

Under New Ownership First, Pride, then new life and new memories at The Cuff

Scott Walent, after 15 years in San Francisco's nightlife, has taken ownership of The Cuff Complex in Seattle, a historic leather bar in the city's queer scene. He plans to diversify the venue's offerings and create an inclusive atmosphere, particularly with events like Girl’s Night Out. This shift aims to capitalize on the upcoming Pride celebrations and foster a welcoming space for all members of the community.

2025 Capitol Hill Pride Weekend Trans Pride in Volunteer Park, PrideFest on Broadway

Pride celebrations in Capitol Hill will feature the Trans Pride Seattle rally on Friday and PrideFest on Saturday, both free to attend. These events occur amidst ongoing challenges to LGBTQ rights and community support, highlighting the resilience of queer communities.

TALENT WANTED! All acts, all humans Capitol Hills Roxy Doll remembered

Seattle's Capitol Hill community mourns the loss of Roxy Doll, a pivotal figure in the local drag scene. For over 25 years, Doll nurtured talent and community at venues like Neighbours Nightclub and The Vogue. Her commitment to inclusivity in performance arts made her an iconic promoter in the city.

911 First Hill gas station stabbing, Capitol Hill man arrested in SPD child porn investigation

A man is in serious but stable condition following a stabbing at a First Hill gas station, with a female suspect in custody. In separate incidents, police arrested a Capitol Hill man for child pornography and apprehended an armed suspect outside a nightclub. Additionally, a prolific offender was arrested for making threats and brandishing a knife at Dick’s Drive-in.

Seattle City Council Algorithmic rent fixing ban passes, digital kiosks get second yes vote

Seattle City Council approved a ban on “algorithmic rent fixing” to curb collusion among landlords to inflate rental prices. The council also voted to install digital kiosks throughout the city, starting with a downtown pilot for next year’s FIFA Men’s World Cup. These initiatives aim to enhance public safety and the pedestrian experience while addressing housing affordability.