Local businesses in the market for promotional help

■ Marta Sivertsen (left) and Donna Belnavis created the Atlas Building window design, which was chosen from all the design entries submitted by two graphic-design classes at Seattle Central Community College. photo/BOB HEREFORD Seattle Central Community College (SCCC) students and faculty continue to create a web of interdisciplinary partnerships that assign students to real-world projects intended to make an impact on Capitol Hill. Wednesday, August 18, 2010 Click here to read more

Roanoke Park Place Tavern in limbo

The future of the Roanoke Park Place Tavern has been in a state of limbo ever since the owners, Jeff and Chris Price, found out in May that they had two months to vacate the building for a buyer. Click here to read more

BRIEFLY | A spirited centennial celebration

A flash mob of 40 to 50 people moves to ‘Dancing Queen’ by Swedish band ABBA and surprises the staff at Swedish Medical Center during their staff photo shoot on June 1. Wednesday, June 30, 2010 Click here to read more

Different name, same business model

After more than 60 years, Group Health Credit Union decided that its name and the connotations that came with it didn’t match well enough with the company, and that it was time for a change. It is now the Salal Credit Union. Wednesday, June 30, 2010 Click here to read more

Grey to close gallery space this weekend

This weekend is the last for the Grey Gallery and Lounge in its 11th Avenue location across from Value Village. Owner Erik Guttridge plans a weekend celebratory closing for all the supporterss and regulars of the art gallery and cocktail lounge. Click here to read more

On to the next venture

All good things must come to an end — that was what fellow chamber members expressed when Capitol Hill Chamber of Commerce executive director Jack Hilovsky announced he was resigning. Thursday, May 20, 2010 Click here to read more