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Kaiser Permanente pulls plug on Christmas trees

Kaiser Permanente’s upcoming $400 million renovation plans for its Capitol Hill campus mean Seattle Area Support Groups will be unable to use the health-care company’s 17th Avenue East parking lot for its Christmas tree sale this year, ending a traditional fundraiser spanning nearly 30 years.
Central District residents searching for answers after latest shooting

Concerned residents gathered last Thursday to discuss with local law enforcement the needs of a community that’s been stricken by a rash of recent shootings in the Central District and nearby area.
Purple Purse commissions murals to highlight financial abuse

The signs of domestic violence are often thought of as bruises and scars, but it’s the less visible financial abuse that often keeps victims trapped in those relationships. That’s why Allstate Foundation Purple Purse launched a campaign across six major U.S. cities that uses urban artwork to highlight the issue and spark a dialogue about financial abuse.
Country Doctor on schedule for 2019 dental clinic opening

Country Doctor Community Health Centers executive director Raleigh Watts says the nonprofit’s new Capitol Hill dental clinic is set to open on time and on budget, taking current clients first in an effort to maximize its suite of health care services.
Dacha Diner bringing Eastern European comfort food to Capitol Hill

The Independent Pizzeria owner Tom Siegel describes his upcoming Dacha Diner as an unpretentious place to come for Eastern European comfort food. The difference in the two restaurants will be night and day, says business partner Joe Heffernan.

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Kaiser Permanente pulls plug on Christmas trees

Kaiser Permanente’s upcoming $400 million renovation plans for its Capitol Hill campus mean Seattle Area Support Groups will be unable to use the health-care company’s 17th Avenue East parking lot for its Christmas tree sale this year, ending a traditional fundraiser spanning nearly 30 years.

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POLICE NEWS

Police: Man stole running vehicle in Capitol Hill, assaulted teen inside

A Level III sex offender is accused of stealing a car with a teenage girl inside in Capitol Hill, masturbating to and assaulting her, and then ditching the car in the International District.

SCHOOLS & YOUTH

Northwest School moving toward socially responsible investing

The Northwest School board president Kathleen Wareham says the independent school is teaching by example with its plans to fully transition its $10.4 million endowment to socially and environmentally responsible funds.