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CAPITOL HILL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ANNOUNCES BUSINESS MITIGATION PLAN FOR BROADWAY AND CAPITOL HILL. Scope Includes Neighborhood Marketing and Business Technical Assitance.

Brand and messaging will help update and elevate Seattle Neighborhoods status as a great place to live, work and shop

After 5 years on Capitol Hill, Crave Restaurant closes at the end of this month

Mayor Greg Nickels announced that three streets will be opened<u> </u>to pedestrians and cyclists for three car-free Sundays in August and September. By opening select streets, people will be invited to walk, bike, skate, run and play in the street. <p>Sunday, Aug. 24<strong>: </strong>Car Free Volunteer Park and 14th Avenue East. Opens 14Avenue East from Volunteer Park to East Republican Street, from noon to 6 p.m. during the Peace Concert in the park. The Volunteer Park Western Loop will also be car-free.</p> <p style="margin-right: -13.5pt" class="MsoNormal">&nbsp;</p><p style="margin-right: -13.5pt" class="MsoNormal">&nbsp;</p>

The Capitol Hill Chamber of Commerce (CHCC), in keeping with its mission to support an economically vital, livable community and promote Capitol Hill as a unique urban neighborhood that is welcoming to everyone, announced the winners of its 2008 Small Grants Program for Non-Profit Arts Organizations.<span> <br /></span>

Playing July 4 - 10, daily at 7 and 9pm. Northwest Film Forum is located at 1515 12th Ave (between Pike & Pine) and is on the web at www.nwfilmforum.org

Capitol Hill Submission for Seattle Convention and Visitors Bureau

In July of 2007, Gray and Associates completed a detailed study of the retail climate along the Broadway corridor and issued a report of their findings.

2006 was a remarkable year, and 2007 is shaping up nicely, too!

It&#39;s a new organization, still in its formative stage, one sorting out myriad organizational details and establishing goals. But the nascent Capitol Hill Chamber of Commerce is starting to take shape.