The last time CHS visited Volunteer Park to ring in a New Year, an orange fog snuffed out any possible Space Needle views. The first minutes of 2016 on Capitol Hill, however, were remarkably clear. Ahead, we can see…
- Light rail arrive at Broadway with the opening of Capitol Hill Station
- The First Hill Streetcar, too
- More than 700 new apartment units joining the Hill. Welcome, neighbors
- Kshama Sawant’s start as the first Council member to lead District 3
- An intriguing political battle pitting youth against years of service
- A big step on the path to a $15 minimum wage
- A continued push for lidding I-5
- The start of construction on the 17-story Whole Foods building
- Demolition — and start of the rebirth — of Hugo House
- A cat cafe on Capitol Hill
- More pot in Seattle
What will Capitol Hill be like in 2016? It’s a question we’ve been asking for a while.
Goodbye 2015
Posted by CHS Capitol Hill Seattle capitolhillseattle.com on Thursday, December 31, 2015