From Crybaby Studios The mission of the Crybaby Musician’s Grant is to provide an artist or group of artists with a rehearsal studio and resources—history needs musicians, storytellers, and idols. The CMG will be awarded on a quarterly basis to … Continue reading
From Pagliacci Pizza Pagliacci Pizza is moving its Broadway store to 415 E Pike Street, the same building that houses the company offices and customer service center. The Broadway store will close December 10, and the Pike Street store will … Continue reading
From the Stevens Elementary PTA Support our local public elementary school by purchasing your holiday trees and greenery from the Stevens PTA! http://bit.ly/caphill-tree-sale Order online now and then come select your tree at Stevens Elementary School (19th & Galer) on … Continue reading
From Theresa Bowman, Capitol Hill resident, business owner, and part-time Lyft driver As a part time Lyft driver, I oppose the City Council’s proposed Fare Share legislation. This regressive legislation would increase the tax on Lyft and Uber rides by … Continue reading
From Kraig Schwartz, Ph.D. In 2013, I welcomed Kshama Sawant’s victorious election and her politics to the city. Six years later I have the same view, as do thousands of other Seattleites. Sawant has opened the political space in this city, … Continue reading
From Craig Thompson Friday, September 20, I came home from the Climate Action rally at City Hall, where I heard District 2 candidate Tammy Morales speak, along with Shaun Scott, running in District 4. As a District 2 resident, I … Continue reading
From Alex Kostelnik, Owner 20/20 Cycle Egan Orion says he is a champion for small businesses. Well, I’m a small business owner in the Central District, have been for the last 14 years, and I’d like to issue a warning to … Continue reading
From Eric Maloney, Capitol Hill resident and Lyft driver The Mayor’s proposed tax on rideshare would have a negative impact on our community, riders and drivers alike, and particularly those in minority and lower-income groups. Thank goodness for the rideshare industry … Continue reading
From the Northwest Film Forum Programmed closely with community partners as curators, Northwest Film Forum’s 22nd Annual Local Sightings Film Festival invites regional artists to experiment, break, and remake popular conceptions around filmmaking and film exhibition. Over the course of 10 boundary-pushing … Continue reading
