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Welcome to 2023. Here is some of the CHS reporting you may have missed over the holidays.
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This year’s neighborhood holiday scene shows an icy Cal Anderson. We share it with you with hope you find warmth and comfort as the year comes to a close. CHS will being doing its best to stay warm and comfortable and away from Grinchy things like Twitter over the holiday weekend but we’ll still be around for more icy updates as well as anything else that comes up. Help us out. Call or text (206) 399-5959 or say hey on Twitter @jseattle if there’s something we should know about. You can also check in with neighbors in theΒ CHS Facebook Group. Happy Holidays and thanks for reading CHS.
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Kaiser Permanente reluctant to act on Capitol Hill surface parking lots
Thursday brings the November edition of the Capitol Hill Art Walk for a night of art and creativity on display in your favorite Capitol Hill galleries, bars, restaurants, and cafes.
You can find a map of participating venues and listings at capitolhillartwalk.com.
It’s also a good night to start your search for one of a kind gifts. This year, CHS is again proud to partner with the GSBA for the return of Shop the Hill, our small way of helping to bring attention to the neighborhood’s retailers, artists, and creators. As always, it is free for anybody who wants to be part of the fun. All participants need to do is let us know about neighborhood social media updates. You can also add a free Shop the Hill poster in your window. Stop by Ada’s Technical Books & Cafe, Cone and Steiner, or Perfect Copy & Print for your free poster today.
Looking for more things to do around the neighborhood, check out the CHS Calendar where it is also free to add your events, meetings, and entertainment listings.
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Here are the top stories from this week in CHS history: