Fuel only lasted a year on the Broadway grind. The coffee chain says it will shutter its walk-up counter on the street this week. “We have made the tough decision to close the walk-up in order to focus on our … Continue reading
By Ryan Packer City councilmembers outnumbered voices calling in, in support or disapproval, as part of the required public hearing held Wednesday afternoon on a proposed 15th Ave E business district in the city council’s Community Economic Development Committee Wednesday … Continue reading
The Seattle City Council goes back into action this week after its brief summer recess with a slate of committee meetings and hearings including a Wednesday afternoon session expected to set the course for the planned creation of a new … Continue reading
A 19th Ave E coffee shop is back in motion and the neighborhood has a new book shop. The Fuel Coffee transition into the Ada’s family of cafes and bookstores has completed its first transformation with the 19th Ave E … Continue reading
By Ryan Packer A proposal to create a Business Improvement Area, or BIA, for the 15th Ave E business district between E Denny Way and E Mercer is officially working its way through the Seattle City Council and looks poised … Continue reading
Telecommunications giant AT&T has ended its Capitol Hill experiment. The Lounge by AT&T and Ada’s Discovery Cafe will not reopen as COVID-19 restrictions are slowly lifted. “With more customers shopping online, we are closing a small percentage of our retail … Continue reading
It’s a blend that should work out, mixing the 15-year-old creation of a Seattle coffee veteran with the energy of two Capitol Hill entrepreneurs who have a vision for growing cafe communities and independent book retail. Fuel Coffee and its … Continue reading
Company executives were on Capitol Hill Friday for the telecommunication giant’s unveiling of its glossy new retail experiment, The Lounge by AT&T. Morgan Collins, vice president for AT&T’s Pacific Northwest, Alaska, and Hawaii markets, tells CHS the company took the … Continue reading
For most of us, getting an email out of the blue from AT&T probably means that our bill is due. For Danielle Hulton of Capitol Hill’s Ada’s Technical Books, an email from the telecommunications giant this spring was an invitation to … Continue reading
Broadway businesses are banding together to keep what they say is a vital service –Outreach workers on the streets of Capitol Hill talking with people suffering a mental health crisis or struggling with homelessness — in place as City Hall … Continue reading
